| 89 Source Group DEVELOPMENT JWH STUDIO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Creating considered landscapes for better developments www.jwhstudio.co.nz jason@jwhstudio.co.nz Residential Developments · Commercial Projects · Subdivision Design 021 260 8670 YOUR DEDICATED DEVELOPMENT PARTNER FROM FEASIBILITY TO HANDOVER. MULTI-UNIT HOMES | SUBDIVISION & CIVIL | RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION | PROJECT DELIVERY 09 216 6845 | treasurehomes.co.nz SINCE 2010 | 200+ HOMES A YEAR | 18,000m²+ GFA ANNUALLY CONTACT US T T Kelly Deeks Buyers drawn to quality The freehold homes include two-bedroom, two-bedroom-plus-study, and three-bedroom options, with single or tandem parking depending on the layout. Fourteen new homes at Taratoa Terraces in Point England that are providing buyers with a quality new home with the added benefit of size and colour-scheme choice, have proved so popular there is just one home remaining for sale. The Source Group development reflects the Auckland company’s focus on delivering quality affordable housing, with the completed homes attracting first-home buyers alongside a smaller number of investors and downsizers. Director, Hamish Anderson, and sales associate, Michayla Paulin-Broadbent, say the development has been designed around the idea that affordability should not mean compromising on the quality of the home or the experience of buying it. The freehold homes include two-bedroom, two-bedroom-plus-study, and three-bedroom options, with single or tandem parking depending on the layout. Each has open-plan kitchen, dining, and living areas opening to a private patio and landscaped garden designed by JWH Studio. Buyers can also choose from three interior colour schemes and two exterior treatments, giving them more opportunity to personalise their home while allowing the development to retain a cohesive look. The kitchens include engineered stone bench tops, Bosch appliances, soft-close cabinetry, and breakfast-bar seating, while bathrooms feature floor-to-ceiling tiling, black tapware, heated towel rails, and demisting LED mirrors. Other practical details include fitted blinds, digital locks, alarm systems, sensor lighting, and provision for EV charging. The homes meet or exceed Healthy Homes requirements, with insulation, double glazing, ventilation, moisture control, and energy-efficient features designed to support warm, dry, low-maintenance living. Hamish says the company has learned through previous developments that buyers are increasingly looking beyond the headline price. “Although we are focused on quality affordable homes, we have realised it’s not all about price,” he says. “We’re appealing to the more discerning buyer.” Small details are treated as part of the overall living experience, from slim-profile light switches and door stops to bathroom mirrors with demisting functions. The aim is to provide features buyers notice over time, rather than simply adding headline specifications. That approach has also shaped the construction process. Source Group works repeatedly with a core team of contractors and specialists, building relationships that help maintain consistency and attention to detail from one project to the next. Every Source Group home is backed by a 10-year Master Build Guarantee, which provides buyers with additional protection if defects arise. The company also offers price certainty, with no price increases after an agreement is signed, and no progress payments during construction. The completed Taratoa Terraces development is also demonstrating the community value that can come from a carefully planned townhouse project. A residents’ association manages shared areas, while an informal WhatsApp group has helped owners connect, organise social gatherings, and help one another.
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