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Stage 1C Developer Stage 1C Developer Changda International NZ launched in 2013, as one of the forties subsidiary companies of Weifang Changda Construction Group. Founded in 1949, the group currently has over 3,000 direct employees working across China with an annual turnover of 3.5b NZD The group is rated as one of the Top 100 competitive construction enterprises in China today. Its projects range across residential, commercial, industrial and infrastructure. The company is also at the forefront of developing new technology for the construction sector. It has won numerous national science and technology awards for innovation, with a reputation for quality design and construction. Westfield Manukau Manukau Station Close enough to get to work, far enough to get away. Manukau’s thriving business hub, schools and universities are all close at hand. Nearby motorway access, train station and bus links make commuting further afield a breeze. Not to mention air travel has never been more conveniently located. Great shopping, dining and entertainment options are just a stone’s throw away with Manukau Westfield just within sight. If nature and fitness is more up your alley, take a stroll through the stunning Auckland Botanic Gardens grass, enjoy a bite in the café and find the fantastic sculptures spread through the gardens. From Manukau you can expand your horizons, you will be pleasantly surprised. An endless amount of things to see and do is on oer in South Auckland. From epic adventure parks, farmers markets and vineyards to regional parks, art and culture and so much more. That’s just scratching the surface! Vodafone Centre Rainbow’s End Botanical Gardens Whitewater Park Manukau Southern Motorway N Connected Hauraki Gulf Route 8 Trains toward Auckland Central CBD Great South Road Route 30 25 Drive to Auckland Island min city centre Beachlands 20 Walk to Manukau Institute min of Technology Manukau New Lynn Walk to Manukau Onehunga 15 metro and city centre min East Tamaki Route 30 Route 20 Located adjacent to the SH1 motorway southern interchange Wiri 12 Drive to Auckland Airport min Southern Motorway Great South Road Cycle ride to Manukau 7 Train Station min Auckland Airport 3 Walk to local and regional min bus services Clevedon Auckland Botanical Manurewa Gardens Route 17 Trains toward Pukekohe Papakura Hunua Ranges Manukau Heads Regional Park See more nearby places at pacificgardens.co.nz/location Manukau Super Clinic Wiri Central School (year 1-8) AUT South Campus Lambie Dr Shops 11 Vector Wero Whitewater Park 17 20 Fitness Plus 1 7 9 1 min drive / 2 min walk 2 min drive / 10 min walk 2 min drive / 8 min walk 7 min drive / 25 min walk 5 min drive / 28 min walk 2 min drive / 9 min walk Kmart Vodafone Events Centre Ormiston Hospital 2 Manurewa High School (year 9-15) Westfield Manukau City Bunnings Warehouse 12 18 21 Anytime Fitness 3 min drive / 20 min walk 8 1 min drive / 2 min walk 11 min drive 5 min drive / 24 min walk 4 min drive / 19 min walk Rebel Sport The Warehouse Homai School (year 1-6) Countdown Rainbow’s End Theme Park 19 Wiri Family Doctors 3 Harvey Norman 13 3 min drive / 23 min walk Farmers 3 min drive / 17 min walk 1 min drive / 2 min walk JB Hi-Fi Toy World St Anne’s Catholic School (year 1-8) Cotton On Auckland Botanic Gardens 4 Noel Leeming 14 6 min drive / 34 min walk Auckland Central 8 min drive / 40 min walk +162 more 10 By Car: 25 min drive 5 Kia Aroha College (year 7-13) 15 Event Cinemas Manukau 7 min drive / 41 min walk By Train: 50 min 4 min drive / 19 min walk 5 min drive / 7 min bus / 24 min walk to Manukau Station + 38 min train ride Manukau Super Strike 6 MIT Manukau 16 5 min drive / 24 min walk 6 min drive / 31 min walk Masterplan N Block H Block I BlockA Block J Block B Block C K Block Block D Block E Block F Block G Block N Block H Block I Block H Block I Block A Block J Block H Block H Block A Block J Block I Block I Block B Block A Block J Block A Block B Block J Block C Block C Block B Block D Block B Block D Block E Block C K Block Block C Block K Block E Block D Block F Block D Block E G Block Block E Block F Block F G Block Stage 1C plan Block G 2 Bedrooms Block H Block K H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, I2, H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6 2B Block I I1 I2 I3, I4, I6, J1, J4, J7, J8 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7 3 Bedrooms J1 Block J J2 J3 I5, I7, J2, J3, J5, J6 J4 J5 J6 Block G J7 3 Bedrooms + Garage J8 H6, I1 Exterior Floorplan H6, I1 I5, I7, J2, J3, J5, J6 Roof Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Typical layouts only. Landscaping, lot dimensions and Typical layouts only. Landscaping, lot dimensions and colours are indicative only. Designs for specific homes are colours are indicative only. Designs for specific homes are available on request. available on request. 2 332124m2 1 32191m2 H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, I2, Floorplan H6, I1 I5, I7, J2, J3, J5, J6 I3, I4, I6, J1, J4, J7, J8 Roof Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Ground Floor First Floor Typical layouts only. Landscaping, lot dimensions and Typical layouts only. Landscaping, lot dimensions and Typical layouts only. Landscaping, lot dimensions and colours are indicative only. Designs for specific homes are colours are indicative only. Designs for specific homes are colours are indicative only. Designs for specific homes are available on request. available on request. available on request. Kiwi summers with family and 2 2 2 friends has never been more enjoyable 2 3 3 2 124m 1 3 2 1 91m 1 2 2 1 80m with Pacific Garden’s terrace homes. Step up to your Pacific Gardens terrace home. Interior We know everyone’s story is unique and we want to provide you housing options at attainable prices without the need to compromise on style or quality. With a selection of terrace homes no matter what you need, we can help you find a home that perfectly suits your chapter in life. 1. Shower wall & floor tile 2. Timber flooring 3. Carpet 4. Benchtop 5. Cabinetry 6. Kitchen splashback 7. Wall paint Step up to your Pacific Gardens terrace home. Finishes At Pacific Gardens we have taken great care when selecting the finishes for your future home. Not only do we want to select materials that are enduring and will continue to look as good as the day you move in, we want them to be timeless and for you to love them just as much as we do. Our refined collections of finishes that come together to form seamless designs in a contemporary light colour scheme. Wall paint, carpet, benchtops, cabinetry, timber flooring, splashbacks and tiles have all been considered. These marketing materials have been prepared prior to the commencement of construction of the development. They illustrate the proposed development but as design and construction progresses, changes may be made. We reserve the right to make these changes without notice or obligation. All details should Please visit us at be rechecked carefully with us as construction proceeds and up to date 834 Great South Road, Wiri information becomes available, and in particular before entering into a sale For further information, please go to and purchase agreement. They are intended as a guide only. www.pacificgardens.co.nz.
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