Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact Penny Lyons to discuss which sections are available and best suited to your needs.

Please contact Penny Lyons to arrange a viewing.

Yes, each section has been granted title.

As soon as the purchase for your land is settled on.

A homeowner's group has been established to proportionately cover the costs of maintaining the common road, land and water. Each homeowner is allocated a shareholding and the costs are kept as low as possible. 

A small number of covenants have been implemented to protect the look and feel of the subdivision and ensure property owners enjoy each others' company but also their right to quietly enjoy their own.

Covenants include:

One building per lot

Driveways to be sealed

Clothes lines and shed controls

No temporary buildings

Controls on building materials

Protections for visual amenity

Fencing controls

New buildings only

Buildings including a garage

No permanent caravans

Controls on building and colours

Size controls

No livestock

Legal remedies if any covenants are breached

No, Waterview has a private road but is not gated at the entrance.

Yes, though some views are more dramatic than others. Be sure to arrange a viewing to make sure you land on the best section for what you and your family need.

There are a small number of covenants which act as design guidelines for each property. To design a home that best suits your needs and fits all requirements, we recommend talking to Matt Corleison from Design Builders, an award-winning, Taupō-based, family-owned home construction company.

Yes, you can.

Kinloch is represented by the Taupō District Council and Waikato Regional Council.

Every section has power and water.

Septic is the responsibility of each landowner.

Rateable Value - as at 30 June 2025:

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The developers are the Marris and Lock families. Steve Lock, was the original owner of the property since xxxx when the two families joined forces and started the development in 2021.