What secrets does Peninsula Hill hold? Peninsula Hill isn’t just a peak. It is a story etched in time. Glaciers sculpted its contours. Early settlers sought its sunny slopes for farming and tourism. Today, Peninsula Hill stands as a testament to Queenstown’s allure. This residential community offers generously sized lots. Imagine waking up to breathtaking views of Lake Whakatipu and the Remarkables mountain range. Peninsula Hill captures the essence of Queenstown. It blends history with modern luxury. Frank Mee acquired Peninsula Hill in 1960 as part of Kawarau Falls Station. His children, Mike Mee and Liz Dickson, are now developing this land. They are creating a community that respects the land’s history and natural beauty. Peninsula Hill is more than just a place to live. It is a place to experience the best of Queenstown. Stroll down to the lake for biking and hiking. Enjoy the beaches and the boat ramp. Minutes away, you’ll find the Queenstown Golf Club, the Hilton Hotel, and Kawarau Village with its dining options. Peninsula Hill offers a unique lifestyle. Lots are large, exceeding 1,000 square meters. Building platforms are designed to work with the natural contours and glacial rocks. This ensures privacy and individuality for every home. The development emphasizes green spaces and native plantings. It embodies a considered and intentional approach to creating a community. Peninsula Hill is where Queenstown’s past meets its future. A place of sunshine, stunning views, and a relaxed setting. A place to call home.
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