Rose Manor Subdivision | Sections for sale Blenheim & Marlborough - South Island, New Zealand

​Rose Manor Latest News

• ​The construction of Stage 1 - 3 at Rose Manor is now complete. Stages 4 and 5 are almost complete with titles due now in September.  Unfortunately due to bad weather we are having to wait for stockpiles of soil to dry out somewhat before it can continue to be relocated. The final touches to the upgrading of Old Renwick Road and the entry round-about are due to be completed soon. There are limited sections available in Stages 1 - 5 so if you have an interest don't delay.  Stage 6 will commence around October and will release 10 new Lots to the market along with the Reserve. These should be titled around April 2020. 
• Stages 7ABC are planned to commence in April 2020 and will bring 28 new Lots to the market. 5 of these should Title around June 2020 with the balance likely to be Titled in November 2020. Stages 7E+D will release another 26 Lots which will commence around October 2020 with titles likely in April 2021.

• There are currently only 3 titled sections available for sale with another 4 to be titled in September. Once these have gone Stages 1 - 5 will be sold out.

• If you have an interest in Stages 6 and Stages 7ABC then it will be adviseable to register your interest early. ​ We welcome your enquiry or you may wish to enquire through our agent Ben McLennan at Harcourt's Marlborough. These sections won't be priced or available for sale until later this year. 

• See our Website detail for updated listings and pricing along with Covenants and building requirements.

Welcome to Rose Manor

Our subdivision of the future - located in Springlands, Blenheim. This prestigious subdivision will incorporate around 190 new sections in multiple stages over the next few years. 

A huge amount of thought has gone into street design, off-street parking, reserves, street lighting and landscapes. Keep an eye on the Rose Manor pages for regular updates and ongoing information.
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If you are looking for a fine investment opportunity and would like to live in a very high class residential development, then we would love to have the opportunity to discuss Rose Manor with you further. 

The name Rose Manor comes from an area to the west of Blenheim which was originally known as Roselands. You will notice as Rose Manor evolves a traditional English theme with street names and landscapes.

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Rose Manor Enquiry Information

Rose Manor Overall Concept
190 Lots to be created

DOWNLOADABLE CONCEPT PLAN

Rose Manor Plan Stages 1–5
Current Stages with Dimensions

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Rose Manor Covenants
Covenants for Current Stages

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Rose Manor Landscape Plan
Landscape Plan  for Current Stages​

Sample Sales Agreement
Sales agreement for pre-sales

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Blenheim North - Bus Timetable
Closest point is the corner of Old Renwick Road and McLaughlan Streets ​

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Download the Timetable and map

Section Status and Prices

Section Status and Pricing for Current Stages
​Checkout what’s currently available​

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Builders & Owners Information

What’s the Plan Approval Process?
Read in detail to see what you need to do for Planning Approval before plans are submitted to Council

PLANNING APPROVAL PROCESS

Construction Guidelines, Stages 2-5
See what your obligations are whilst building
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Builders Bond Registration
This must be completed before Plans are Approved. See the Checklist - Page 3

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Plans Approved & Occupancy Status
See who’s plans have been approved and which homes are now occupied

approved plans & occupancy

Liquefaction Report - Lots 1 - 36
To be used when lodging a Building Consent application to Council

Soil Testing  Report - Lots 1 - 36
To be used when lodging a Building Consent application to Council

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Download soil test report - march 2019

Sample Front Fence Ideas

At Rose Manor our  objective is to keep the streetscape open and park like. To achieve this no side boundary fence is to be built further forward than the front of the house, unless a feature front fence is going to be constructed. We understand that some residents will want to construct a front fence. Any front fence must be a landscape feature.  At least 50% of the fence must be stepped back a minimum of 300mm fron the boundary and have planting either in front of the fence or a creeper growing over the fence to soften the landscape. A simple timber fence painted the same colour as the house will not be acceptable and will not add value to either your property or the subdivision.  The following are some examples of what will be acceptable however based on your own cladding. To gain approval for a front fence, either a plan, photo, drawing or sketch of the fence must be submitted. We also will need to know your proposed colours along with what plantings you would like to use for the garden area to be developed in front of at least 50% of this front fence.​