Speldhurst Country Estate Lifestyle Village

Home, under the ranges
When you finally get time, make the most of it.
You never regret a day on the green with your mates

Speldhurst is growing to be Horowhenua’s most sought after Village, but only those 60+ can get into this expansive Country Estate.

Experience Life Here

Once you’re here, enjoy your serene neighbourhood full of community and get into as many or as few activities and groups as you’d like. This is the place where your life’s loves get time to thrive. A retirement move you’ll be eager to make, not one to put off (our residents words, not ours.)

Life at Speldhurst

The George Café

The George - Image of Outside of Building

The George - the heart of the community

Creative Resource Centre

Get Social - People walking together inside

Speldhurst Social Life

Live Here

From our thoughtfully designed stand alone homes to our modern apartments, you can live how you like.

About

A legacy project with heart, Speldhurst Country Estate has been shaped as much by history as it’s view for the future.

Our Story

Thoughtfully developed under the Tararuas

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Our Legacy

Built with pride for generations to come

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Our Hosts

You’ll find them on the tools, they’ll know you by name

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Book a Tour

The most common thing we hear is “when we drove through the gates, we knew.” Come and drive through the gates, book your visit here.

Testimonials

Get a feel for the neighbourhood, hear what our residents have to say.

“...then there’s the ratbags like us, we take off and go to all the music festivals and things like that. Everything is looked after while you’re away, it is an amazing place.”

Neil
“Our kids love it, in fact, some of them are dying to get in here themselves now that they’ve reached over that 50-year mark, they wish there were places like this for them.”

Peter and Cathy
“We feel as though we are living in a resort. We wanted some space and some freedom and that’s certainly what you get here.”

Shelley
“I had an elderly aunt who said to me, “don’t leave it too long to go into a village like that”, go in when you can still have fun and oh, she was so right. These places are places to come and have fun.”

Cheryl