West Coast

About West Coast
The West Coast is the most affordable region in New Zealand to purchase a property. A home in the area was priced, on average, at $379,520 in October 2021, compared with the national average of $933,135. New home builders are spoilt for choice and can choose to build in small country towns or on rural properties and lifestyle blocks.
The West Coast is a laid-back, welcoming region that boasts stunning scenery and countless recreational activities and has been included in the “Top 10 Coastal Drives of the World” by Lonely Planet. The region has wild coastlines, mountains and a very high proportion of native bush, much of it native temperate rain forest and is the only part of New Zealand where significant tracts of lowland forest remain.
Top attractions in the West Coast include the Haast Pass (a World Heritage area), Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers, Hokitika Gorge, Lake Brunner, the Pancake Rocks at Punakaiki, the Oparara Arches and the Heaphy Track. The region is increasingly attracting serious mountain bikers, surfers and kayakers. Fishing, hunting and skiing are popular and the West Coast Wilderness trail offers locals and visitors some of the most stunning and diverse scenery available in New Zealand.
The region has the only New Zealand nesting place of the kotuku (white heron), near Okarito Lagoon, visited by tours from the small farming township of Whataroa. The West Coast is New Zealand’s only source of greenstone (pounamu), with the boulders found in the West Coast rivers.
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About West Coast
The West Coast is the most affordable region in New Zealand to purchase a property. A home in the area was priced, on average, at $379,520 in October 2021, compared with the national average of $933,135. New home builders are spoilt for choice and can choose to build in small country towns or on rural properties and lifestyle blocks.
The West Coast is a laid-back, welcoming region that boasts stunning scenery and countless recreational activities and has been included in the “Top 10 Coastal Drives of the World” by Lonely Planet. The region has wild coastlines, mountains and a very high proportion of native bush, much of it native temperate rain forest and is the only part of New Zealand where significant tracts of lowland forest remain.
Top attractions in the West Coast include the Haast Pass (a World Heritage area), Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers, Hokitika Gorge, Lake Brunner, the Pancake Rocks at Punakaiki, the Oparara Arches and the Heaphy Track. The region is increasingly attracting serious mountain bikers, surfers and kayakers. Fishing, hunting and skiing are popular and the West Coast Wilderness trail offers locals and visitors some of the most stunning and diverse scenery available in New Zealand.
The region has the only New Zealand nesting place of the kotuku (white heron), near Okarito Lagoon, visited by tours from the small farming township of Whataroa. The West Coast is New Zealand’s only source of greenstone (pounamu), with the boulders found in the West Coast rivers.
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About West Coast

Peter Blight

Stonewood Homes West Coast services the following towns and surrounding areas:
- Greymouth
- Westport
- Hokitika
- Runanga
- Reefton