Welcome
Hobsonville Point is not just another suburb. It is a community. Our commitment to quality urban design and modern environmental principles will ensure it's a great place to live, learn, work, play and grow.
Located on 167 hectares of magnificent, upper Waitemata Harbour coastal land with 270 degree views, the Point offers a unique opportunity to be part of an innovative, master-planned urban development, designed to reflect the aspirations and diversity of New Zealand in the 21st century.
The beauty of its natural setting and its rich cultural history combine to give the Point its distinctive identity, ensuring it will be highly sought after in years to come. It offers quality, accessible urban living only minutes from New Zealand's largest and most dynamic city.
To get to Hobsonville Point from the city, take the North Western Motorway. Take the Hobsonville Road off-ramp, turning right, and travelling for about 4 kms. At that point, Hobsonville Road will meet at the intersection with Buckley Avenue and Squadron Drive. Continue on to Buckley Avenue, and you have arrived!
To get to Hobsonville Point form the North Shore, take the Upper Harbour Motorway 18, and take the Squadron Drive off ramp. This will take you to the intersection with Buckley Avenue and Hobsonviille Road. Turn left into Buckley Avenue and you have arrived.
Introducing Buckley
The Buckley Precinct is in the mid-western section of the development. The first residential release is now under way in partnership with our development partner AVJennings. It includes a mixture of high quality, warm, healthy and energy efficient stand-alone and terrace houses to cater for a diverse community. A percentage of homes will be targeted at first home buyers.
The Buckley precinct includes Hobsonville Point Park with a fantastic playground, creative landscaping, a wetland and even a community orchard. The Catalina Café and Community Space is next door and this includes the Hobsonville Point Information Centre. Its the perfect place to come for great food and coffee and to find out more about Hobsonville Point.
The first homes are available for purchase now. Not only will these new homes perfectly complement the surroundings and be environmentally considerate, all homes will be built to a strict design code to ensure consistency of quality, yet innovative in character. For more information, click here.
Latest news
January 24th, 2012 at 1.58pm
Apple Festival 2012
Come and help us celebrate our farmers market's first anniversary with plenty of old fashioned fun and games for young and old. The committee is still finalising the details, but already confirmed are a scarecrow competition, gumboot throwing, apple bobbing and apple and spoon races.
Mark your diaries for 26 February 9am – 1am and check here for more details over the next weeks.
There will also be an apple pie competition, so get baking to fine-tune that special recipe.
December 7th, 2011 at 10.03am
December 2011 Newsletter
Our last newsletter for 2011 reveals exciting plans for a Viginia King sculpture for Hobsonville Point Wharf. Also being revealed are the plans for a memorial to honour all those New Zealand Defence Force personnel who were based at RNZAF Hobsonville between 1928 and 2002.
There's plenty to see and do here this month. The Farmers Market, Vintage and Craft Market and the Catalina Cafe are all celebrating the festive season with activites, feasts and plenty of Christmas gift ideas. The large Liquid Amber tree by the playground is looking fantastic decked out in lights as a Christmas tree.
There is news about a track now available to cross the former runway to reconnect the Coastal Circuit.
An update on house sales is given, and the recently opened Jalcon showhome is featured.
Have a happy and safe Christmas and New Year
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October 27th, 2011 at 2.44pm
After School Activities at the Hobsonville Point Twilight Farmers Market - every Wednesday
The after school activites at the Hobsonville Point Farmers Market on Wednesday evenings over the coming weeks are sure to be popular with the young and young at heart.
There is gingerbread decorating from 3.30pm on 9, 23 November and 7 December, and for those who need to burn off some energy, from 4pm on Wednesday 16, 30 November and 14 December, there will be sports and games like swingball and pedal car bikes.
All activities are free!
Why not stay for dinner. The Catalina Café is open until 8pm and are doing '2 for the price of 1' kids pizzas.
Click here for more information.
October 12th, 2011 at 10.55am
October Newsletter
October's newsletter features recent activities at Hobsonville Point, from planting days, artwork unveiling, heritage walks, and a new bus service operating! Universal Homes now have two showhomes open to view seven days a week. There is great news about Hobsonville Point Park winning a gold Spacial Design award, and resident boat building company, Yaching Developments, also winning a KiaOraMai Awesome Service Award.
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