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Character Cottage, Corner-Section Sun — 14 Burnside Street, Waterloo, Lower Hutt$870 per week | 4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms...
31/07/2026

Character Cottage, Corner-Section Sun — 14 Burnside Street, Waterloo, Lower Hutt

$870 per week | 4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Available 11 September

Set on a premium corner site with all-day sun, this 4-bedroom character cottage brings together weatherboard charm and genuine family-sized living, wrapped in a delightful cottage garden.

Step through the foyer into a light-filled living area with heat pump, flowing into the open-plan dining and kitchen, then straight out to a sunny deck. The oversized master features a window seat and two built-in wardrobes, alongside two further large doubles and a fourth bedroom, all with built-in storage.

A gas hob and gas infinity hot water keep things efficient, while lawns, established gardens and fruit trees wrap three sides of the section. A double garage and ample on-street parking complete the picture.

Zoned for Waterloo School, Hutt Intermediate and St Oran's College, and an easy walk to Waterloo train station and the Hardy Street shops, with Queensgate four minutes away and central Wellington a 20-minute drive.

Full details and to apply, follow the link below.

https://renti.co/listing/14-burnside-street-waterloo-lower-hutt-5011

Grand harbour-view living — 5 Rangiuru Road, Mahina Bay$850 per week | 3 bedrooms | 2.5 bathrooms | Available 31 JulyA g...
23/07/2026

Grand harbour-view living — 5 Rangiuru Road, Mahina Bay

$850 per week | 3 bedrooms | 2.5 bathrooms | Available 31 July

A grand three-level home in Mahina Bay with harbour views from several outdoor spaces — the kind of layout that gives everyone room to spread out. The ground floor holds a master with ensuite and built-in wardrobes, plus internal garage access. Up on the first floor, a light, generously sized living area opens onto a games room and balcony, with a modern kitchen (island bench, dining area), a second casual lounge, and two more decks for taking in the views. A separate WC and laundry round out this level.

The top floor has two further double bedrooms, both with built-in wardrobes and one with its own balcony, alongside the main bathroom with both a bath and separate shower.

Parking is sorted with a double internal-access garage plus an off-street park at the front door — no street parking hunts here.

Just metres from the waterfront, it's a 7-minute drive to the Eastbourne shops and 10 minutes to Petone. Wellesley School is 3 minutes away and Muritai School is 7 minutes away.

Full details and to apply, follow the link below.

https://renti.co/listing/5-rangiuru-road-mahina-bay-wellington

This is the kind of Kilbirnie property that doesn't come up often — an elevated front flat in a well-established four-un...
23/07/2026

This is the kind of Kilbirnie property that doesn't come up often — an elevated front flat in a well-established four-unit block, set above Rodrigo Road with great sun and a genuine outlook over the neighbourhood.

Inside, the open-plan lounge and dining area is sunny and spacious, with a small internal office or hobby room tucked off it — a genuinely useful bonus space. Three well-sized bedrooms and two bathrooms give plenty of room, and the kitchen comes with fridge/freezer and washing machine included.

Outside, established gardens surround the property with an open, flat front lawn — a rarity at this price point. The block has great long-term neighbours and a settled, community feel.

Location-wise, it doesn't get more convenient: 300 metres to Kilbirnie's shops, supermarkets and amenities. Everything you need is on your doorstep.

Full details and to book a viewing or apply, follow the link below.

https://renti.co/listing/114-rodrigo-road-kilbirnie-wellington-6022

09/07/2026

Broadmeadows shouldn't exist — at least not where it does.

WORTH KNOWING
Despite a name that conjures flat open meadows, Broadmeadows was built on some of the steepest hills in Wellington City. Several streets sit more than 300 metres above sea level, making it one of the highest residential suburbs in the capital. The Skyline Walkway runs directly through the area, connecting to Mount Kaukau and offering the kind of views that are genuinely difficult to put a price on — except that, quietly, the market tends to try.

BY THE NUMBERS
Broadmeadows has a population of 1,635, making it one of Wellington's smaller and more tightly-knit residential communities — 32nd largest by housing stock, most of which was built during the 1970s. It sits between Khandallah to the south and Johnsonville to the north, 7km from the CBD, with a train station at the end of the road and the Skyline at the back door.

This 42 John Sims Drive property attracted multiple applications — a result we're particularly pleased with given conditions in the current market, and a reflection of what well-presented family homes in this location can still achieve.

If you own a rental in Broadmeadows or the surrounding northern suburbs and want a team that knows this part of Wellington well, we'd welcome the conversation.

08/07/2026

Wadestown was one of Wellington's first suburbs.

Named after John Wade, who bought up the land on this hillside back in 1840, Wadestown grew street by street through the late 1800s while the rest of the city was still finding its feet. A piece of that history still stands right on Sefton Street itself: a tram shelter built around 1918, kept in place long after the last tram rolled through in 1949 because it's simply too good a piece of the suburb's story to lose.

BY THE NUMBERS
Three-bedroom homes in Wadestown are currently renting at a median of $745 per week (Tenancy Services data) — just one small marker of a suburb that continues to hold its own as one of Wellington's most established and well-loved addresses.

The heritage character, the quiet streets, the sense of community — it's a suburb we never get tired of, and we say that as people who've now managed more than a few of its homes.

We just placed a wonderful new tenant in this Sefton Street property. If you own a rental in Wadestown, we'd love the chance to show you what we love about looking after homes here.

07/07/2026

Industrial chic meets city-fringe living — Apartment 316, Hauwai, 21 King Street, Mount Cook

$620 per week | 2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | Available now

Hauwai is one of Wellington's sharper new apartment buildings — completed in 2022 and designed by award-winning architects Stapleton and Elliott, with exposed concrete walls, high studs and designer lighting throughout. This isn't a cookie-cutter complex.

Apartment 316 is a generously proportioned 70sqm two-bedroom apartment on the quiet King Street side of the building, away from Adelaide Road. Both bedrooms are large doubles with sizeable built-in wardrobes. The bathroom is a genuine standout — black tiling, glass shower, huge mirror and quality fixtures throughout.

The open-plan kitchen, living and dining area flows out to a west-facing balcony with glass sliding door access, perfectly positioned to catch the afternoon and evening sun. Full whiteware is provided: fridge, dishwasher, washer/dryer, oven and hob, plus a built-in laundry. Onsite bike storage is included.

Mount Cook puts you at the intersection of the CBD fringe and Newtown — Cuba Street, Wellington Hospital, Massey University and the Basin Reserve are all within easy walking distance, and public transport options are excellent.

Full details via the link below.

https://renti.co/listing/unit-316-21-king-street-mount-cook-wellington-6021-2

Karori is home to one of Wellington's most visited — and least expected — landmarks.LOCAL LANDMARKKarori Cemetery, opene...
07/07/2026

Karori is home to one of Wellington's most visited — and least expected — landmarks.

LOCAL LANDMARK
Karori Cemetery, opened in 1891, is the second-largest burial ground in New Zealand, covering nearly 40 hectares and holding more than 83,000 burials. More remarkably, it was here that New Zealand's first crematorium was built in 1909 — a heritage building still standing on the cemetery grounds, housing a set of Irish-made stained glass windows considered among the finest in the Southern Hemisphere. It's one of those places that rewards a visit far more than most people expect.

BY THE NUMBERS
Karori makes up one of the largest portions of our managed portfolio — we have properties across the suburb from Karori West right up the City end, and reaching through the Western Suburbs. Hildreth Street alone now accounts for two of our recent placements: we rented 19B last month, and 19A followed.

This is a suburb we know well — the schools, the bus routes, the character differences between streets, and the owners who take pride in what they hold here. If you own a rental in Karori and want a management team that already knows your street, we'd welcome the conversation.

R E N T E D | Just up the road from this property, on the corner of Burma Road and Kim Street, once stood the original K...
02/07/2026

R E N T E D | Just up the road from this property, on the corner of Burma Road and Kim Street, once stood the original Khandallah Homestead — the very building that gave this whole suburb its name back in 1884.

LOCAL LANDMARK
Khandallah Tennis and Squash Club, founded in 1899, is one of the oldest clubs of its kind in the region and still sits at the heart of the community — a five-minute walk from this home and a fixture for generations of local families.

BY THE NUMBERS
Khandallah is home to around 8,400 people, and the median rent across the suburb currently sits at $690 per week (REINZ data).

We've just placed our second tenant in Khandallah last month, with this Burma Road home following closely behind 3A Box Hill. We're actively building our presence here, and we already know its streets, its zones and its rhythms well.

If you own a rental in Khandallah, we'd welcome the conversation.

Executive split-level apartment with resort amenities — Unit B64, 10 Ebor Street, Wellington Central$1,190 per week | 3 ...
01/07/2026

Executive split-level apartment with resort amenities — Unit B64, 10 Ebor Street, Wellington Central

$1,190 per week | 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Available from 10 July

This is Wellington CBD living at its most spacious. B64 is a stunning split-level executive apartment on the 5th floor of Sanctum, covering 136sqm across two levels with a large north-facing balcony that opens out to city views and all-day sun.

Downstairs, two generous bedrooms both have built-in wardrobes and their own small balcony, served by a Dutch-style ensuite with shower over bath. Upstairs, the third bedroom has its own balcony and built-in wardrobe, a main bathroom with glass walk-in shower, and a very large open-plan kitchen, dining and living space that flows straight out to the balcony.

Access to Sanctum's manicured gardens, indoor lap poolsauna gives a genuine resort feel — rare for a CBD address. A secure undercover carpark is included, and the whiteware is all there: fridge/freezer, hob, oven, dishwasher, washing machine and dryer.

Available fully furnished (excluding linen, kitchenware and 3rd bed) or unfurnished with whiteware — your choice. A short stroll to the waterfront, Moore Wilsons and the best of Wellington's dining scene.

Full details and to apply, follow the link below.

https://renti.co/listing/unit-b64-10-ebor-street-wellington-central-wellington-6011-1

Box Hill isn't just a street name in Khandallah — it's one of the suburb's three train stations.FROM THE ARCHIVESKhandal...
29/06/2026

Box Hill isn't just a street name in Khandallah — it's one of the suburb's three train stations.

FROM THE ARCHIVES
Khandallah takes its name from a hill station in India, reportedly chosen by a retired British Army officer in the 1880s who built his home nearby. The suburb committed to the theme so thoroughly that its streets still carry it today — Delhi Crescent, Simla Crescent etc — making it one of the more unusual naming conventions anywhere in Wellington.

BY THE NUMBERS
Khandallah is the 6th largest suburb in Wellington by housing stock, and its population grew from under 800 residents in 1916 to nearly 2,500 by 1938 once the Johnsonville rail line made commuting practical (Wikipedia / Wellington City Council records).

Knowing the small details — which street is actually a train stop, which block is in zone for which school — is the kind of local knowledge that makes the difference between managing a property and really managing it well. It's why we pay attention to suburbs like Khandallah at this level of detail.

We just placed a tenant in this fully furnished Box Hill home. If you own a rental in Khandallah and want a management team that knows the area this thoroughly, get in touch.

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