Untouched scenery, complete privacy and modern amenities.

There aren't many communities that can lay claim to all three but such is the case with New Zealand's Wyuna Preserve.

Situated just 30 minutes from the resort of Queenstown and its international airport, and 5 minutes away from the picturesque village of Glenorchy, the 450-acre site gained international exposure as one of the regions featured in New Zealand Tourism 100 per cent Pure NZ campaign but remains a hidden gem for its owners.

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The interior of the Lake House at Wyuna Preserve. Source: Wyuna Preserve

Only six of the 34 exclusive and private parcels that make up the preserve remain for sale, offering uninterrupted views of pristine lake and mountainscape from a position overlooking the world-renowned Blanket Bay Lodge.

The inescapable natural environment shapes many of the features within the gated community, which include an onsite clubhouse complete with gym and pool, as well as a recreation and entertainment complex.

There is also a Boat House for recreation activities on Lake Fyfe.

The site benefits from a property manager with an office located at the Gate House, as well as a full-time caretaker that undertakes the property maintenance within the preserve.

The preserve also has an active Residents Association responsible for ensuring that the property is properly managed and all compliance requirements are achieved.

The natural outdoor setting does not come at the cost of modern amenities, with each lot installed with underground power, water and telephone connections, while high-speed internet connection is achieved using the latest in Ethernet Radio technology. 

The exterior of the Lake House. Source: Wyuna Reserve

As an investment, Wyuna Preserve stands out as one of the last locations on the shores of Lake Wakatipu that will ever become available for sale.

Click here for more information about the lots available at Wyuna Preserve.

To register your interest in the lots, email or phone Bas Smith of Ray White Queenstown via the details provided below.

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