10 Back Shed Road, Jack’s Point, Queenstown

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Cradled between the seventh and eighth holes of Jack's Point's championship fairways, bordered by golf on two sides and by the glacial reach of Lake Whakatipu on the third, this is the undisputed premiere position in The Preserve. It’s the front of the front row, with nothing between you and the water.

Achieving such an open horizon from a property is exceptionally rare. A full 180 degrees of pure scenery unfold in front of you. The morning light and The Remarkables rise in their craggy grandeur to the east, creating a feeling of living as part of the landscape for any future home built on the 18,190 square metre landholding.

The land rolls gently down toward the shoreline, native tussock and bush giving way to open grassland in a panorama that’s shaped by nature. Concept plans by celebrated architects Mason & Wales work with this contour, framing the mountains and following the fall of the ground.

The architectural language of Jack's Point Preserve is one of substance. Stone walls in the Central Otago tradition, rustic gates, natural and recessive materials that go quietly into the landscape and echo high country farming heritage. Abundant open space has been a priority since the inception of the wider development.

Superb homes are already established to the east of the site, setting a high bar for the immediate proximity.

Fifteen minutes from Queenstown, a short distance from the cafes and restaurants underway around Lake Tewa’s village centre and woven into more than 25 kilometres of Jack’s Point trails that spill out onto the wider Queenstown Trail network, it retains convenience whilst being far enough away from everything for absolute, uninterrupted peace.

Jack's Point itself spans 1,200 hectares on the shores of Lake Whakatipu, and within it this parcel holds the address every other homesite in The Preserve is measured against.

An intimate relationship with the lake. An unbroken dialogue with the mountains. Direct lakefront, total privacy and a canvas gently sloping toward the water.

Standing on this site is, quite simply, breathtaking.

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