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10 Reasons to Choose Neo 1. Walking Distance to the Auckland Situated on an elevated site in a quiet Grafton cul-de-sac, Neo is an upmarket, city-fringe apartment development in the sought-after Grammar Zone. Located in the centre of Auckland’s most-desirable suburbs, Neo is just a short walk from the CBD and Newmarket, and provides easy motorway access and numerous public transport options, so you can enjoy all this wonderful city has to offer. A RISLAND DEVELOPMENT 5 - 9 Madeira Lane, Grafton, Auckland 0508 009 888 neoapartments.co.nz 02 52 03 52 View of Neo from Madeira Lane Perfect for a Modern City Fringe Lifestyle Neo sits one block north of Khyber Pass Road across from Saint David’s Church in a pocket of new residential development. It looks north across the city centre towards the Waitemata Harbour and Hauraki Gulf. It is located at the intersection of Auckland’s top suburbs – Kingsland, Mount Eden, Newmarket and Parnell – and within walking distance of the CBD. In every direction it is surrounded by Auckland’s best amenities, activities and attractions. You will find Neo to be amazing value for such high-quality, architecturally- designed apartments in the heart of Auckland City. They are the perfect first home or investment property. 06 52 07 52 Dining at Ortolana, Britomart 08 52 09 52 Key Information 5-9 Madeira Lane, Podium garden Grafton, Auckland for residents Located in the Auckland Secure, covered parking Grammar and Auckland Girls Grammar Zones Views of the Sky Tower, Rangitoto Island and the Mix of studio, Waitemata Harbour 1 and 2 bedroom freehold apartments Timber floors and glass balustrades Architecture and interiors by apartment specialists, Leuschke Group Resource Consent issued Quality construction Developed by Sunny methods and materials Grafton Apartments, part of the Risland Group 10 52 11 52 10 Reasons to Choose Neo Purchasing a Neo 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. apartment is a smart choice for those wanting Walking Distance to The Perfect Urban Location Easy Access to Public Located in the Close to Universities the Auckland CBD Transport and Motorways Auckland Grammar Zone to invest in lifestyle on the Neo is situated at the intersection of Neo is walking distance to AUT; the Neo is just a short walk from the central Auckland’s most-desirable suburbs – Neo enjoys many public transport options Auckland Grammar School is one of the Newmarket and City Campuses of the city fringe. Here are a few University of Auckland, the Grafton-based city where you can enjoy Auckland’s Kingsland, Mount Eden, Newmarket and within a short walk including the bus most prestigious public schools in New campus for the University of Auckland reasons why Neo will make best dining, shopping and entertainment. Parnell. In every direction it is surrounded routes on Khyber Pass Road and the train Zealand with a proud history of academic, Medical School; and Media Design The CBD is also home to AUT and the by Auckland’s best amenities, activities stations on Boston Road and Mount Eden cultural and sporting achievement. Neo the perfect first home or School in the Auckland CBD. This makes University of Auckland; Myers Park and and attractions. The elevated site is one Road. There are motorway on-ramps to is in zone for both Auckland Boys and it an ideal investment property which investment property Albert Park; the Central Library and block north of Khyber Pass Road down SH1 at Khyber Pass Road and Symonds Auckland Girls Grammar, and both are will attract high-quality tenants. Auckland Art Gallery - and is the gateway a quiet cul-de-sac in a pocket of new Street, and to SH16 at Newton Road. just 15-20 minutes’ walk away. Being in to the Waitemata Harbour and Hauraki residential development. It is a safe, the Grammar Zone often increases the Gulf. Neo is an ideal home for those that family-friendly urban retreat perfect value of a property as access to these top value being close to the heart of the city. for a modern city-fringe lifestyle. schools is exclusive to just a few suburbs. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Certainty of Contract Price Stunning Views Architecturally Designed High-Quality Apartments High Ceilings Maximise Light and Views Neo is being developed by Sunny Neo sits on an elevated, north-facing Neo is designed by Leuschke Group, The apartments at Neo have many Grafton Apartments which is part of site on Grafton Ridge. The higher one of New Zealand’s top architecture quality features that make them stand Unlike most city-fringe apartments Risland - a well-funded international courtyard apartments have spectacular firms. They specialise in apartment out from other developments: heat which have an average stud height of development company headquartered views out to the city and Sky Tower buildings and have designed many pumps; timber flooring through the 2.4m, Neo has a high ceiling of 2.65m in in Hong Kong. Unlike many locally- to the north-west, and to Rangitoto developments around Auckland. This open plan living; high-end appliances the living area and 2.55m in the kitchen, funded developments which must and the Hauraki Gulf beyond. The experience and expertise ensures that and engineered stone benches in the making these areas feel more spacious. hit high sales targets in order for the lower apartments look out onto the Neo is well-planned and uses quality kitchens; and glass balustrades and This creates a light and airy room which development to go ahead, Neo is beautifully-landscaped Podium Garden. construction methods and materials privacy screens to the balconies. maximises natural light and views. guaranteed to be delivered on time that will stand the test of time. for the exact amount agreed in the Sale & Purchase Agreement. With Neo, you can buy with confidence! 12 52 13 52 AUCKLAND CBD UNIVERSITY STATE AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND HIGHWAY 01 CITY HOSPITAL OF AUCKLAND GRAFTON CAMPUS AUCKLAND SKY TOWER AUT HARBOUR BRIDGE QUEEN ST AUCKLAND DOMAIN STATE HIGHWAY 16 14 52 15 52 4 Locality Neo is centrally located at the edge of the CBD. It is an easy walk to many iconic Auckland landmarks, WYNYARD educational facilities and retail precincts. QUARTER 1 e Hill 3 Colleg Vic tori a St W ell esle y St AUCKLAND CBD 2 5 PARNELL 6 PONSONBY t S n t S e s e d P u n o Q o n m s y on ra S b Ka ngahap y R e Rd 8 d 11 1 Auckland CBD 11 Auckland Domain NEWTON 9 2 Queen Street 12 Auckland Museum 12 3 SkyCity & Sky Tower 13 University of Auckland 10 Newmarket Campus 4 Auckland Harbour Bridge Madeira Lane GRAFTON 7 14 d Auckland Grammar School R h EDEN Kh 5 rt yber University of Auckland o Pass N TERRACE 15 at 15 Grafton Train Station re GREY LYNN 6 AUT (Auckland G 13 16 University of Technology) 16 Les Mills Newmarket y a h Rd 18 w ort d 7 17 N 14 a State Highway 1 Newmarket Shopping and Dining w 17 o e r N e B v A 8 18 d s KINGSLAND e State Highway 16 Mount Eden Train Station R i l n l NEWMARKET i o i G n 9 19 i Auckland City Hospital Eden Park m o D 10 University of Auckland MOUNT EDEN Grafton Campus 19 16 52 17 52 D = Driving W = Walking Approximate Travel Times Numbers indicate minutes travelled D D D D W D W W D W D W D W 3 6 7 9 10 11 14 16 22 24 SH1 and SH16 Ponsonby Road Eden Park Parnell Road Britomart Viaduct Takapuna Auckland Highway Shops + Dining Stadium Shops + Dining Station, Harbour International Onramps Shops + Dining Airport 1.2km from Neo 1.8km from Neo 2.8km from Neo 2.7km from Neo 3.2km from Neo 3.3km from Neo 11km from Neo 25.1km from Neo Les Mills Basque Road Mount Eden Karangahape Auckland AUT & The Newmarket Reserve and Grafton Road Shops, Grammar School University Train Stations Entertainment of Auckland + Dining Auckland Newmarket Domain Shops + Dining 750m from Neo 750m from Neo 900m from Neo 1.1km from Neo 1.2km from Neo 1.8km from Neo In the Heart of the City Fringe Living at Neo connects you to the fabric of Auckland. Neo has excellent access to motorway on-ramps at Symonds Street, Newton Road and on Khyber Pass Road. Khyber Pass Road is one of the city’s busiest bus routes and there are two train stations within a short walk. This is an ideal site for those that value being close to the heart of the city and its transport infrastructure. 20 52 21 52 Walking in the Auckland Domain 22 52 23 52 An Easy Commute to Auckland's Leading Educational Institutions Clockwise from right: Auckland Grammar School; AUT City Campus; The University of Auckland Clock Tower The University of Auckland Neo is zoned for some of the most has campuses in the CBD, Newmarket and Grafton - all of prestigious schools in Auckland. which are a short walk from Neo For primary and intermediate schools, it is zoned for Kowhai Intermediate School and Newmarket School; for secondary, Neo is zoned for Auckland Boys and Auckland Girls Grammar Schools. Neo is also within walking distance of AUT, the University of Auckland and Media Design School. 24 52 25 52 Surrounded by the Clockwise from right: Broadway, Newmarket; Auckland Art Gallery; Auckland Domain; Best of Auckland Auckland Museum Clockwise from below: Mount Eden Train Station; Eighthirty Coffee, Karangahape Road; Eden Park; Fabric, Britomart; Bestie at St Kevin's Arcade; Goodness Gracious, Mount Eden Opposite: Cotto, Karangahape Road NEVER A DULL WEEKEND A SPOT OF RETAIL THERAPY AMAZING DINING Neo is close to the Neo is just a short walk from Neo is surrounded by cinemas of Newmarket; the design stores such as Simon great dining spots for all Museum in the Domain; James Design and BLOC; budgets from trendy cafés the Auckland Library and the giant new Westfield at such as Blend, Goodness Art Gallery in the CBD; and Two Double Seven opening Gracious and Eighthirty to Eden Park in Kingsland.
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