17 Link Crescent, Stanmore Bay, Rodney

Wanting To Move In The New Year?

AGENT ON SITE MON - THURS 3 - 4 PM and SAT/SUN 3 - 4PM\nThose who have been carefully considering their next lifestyle chapter will have been watching the developments at The Link with great interest. Stage One is in its final stages of completion and will be ready to occupy in the New Year. These two bedroom solid concrete apartments offering smart an stylish design are perfect if you are wanting to downsize or if you are looking for a solid rental investment or a fabulous beach holiday pad!\nPhone Janne or Ellie to see how you can secure one today!\n\nClick here to view Janne Adams's personal website\n\nClick here to view Ellie Martin's personal website\n\nMORE ABOUT STANMORE BAY\n\nStanmore Bay has a long sandy white beach, which is an extremely popular swimming beach. It has a popular park, which is a great place to have a picnic near the sea. There is a boat club, and boat ramp which is the perfect place to launch your boat to fish around the Islands of the Hauraki Gulf. \n\nThe Leisure Centre has an Olympic sized swimming pool, netball, squash, basketball, badminton, indoor bowls, fitness gyms, weight training, circuit express, cardio/RPM, and group fitness classes.\n\nThe Whangaparaoa Shopping Plaza is only approximately 5 minutes walk away; it offers 50 specialty stores, all major banks, Post Office.\n\nStanmore Bay Primary School: School facilities include a fully-equipped multi media auditorium, outdoor swimming pool, hall, numerous hard-court areas, computerized library, large music suite and art-technology suite. All classrooms have computers and the whole school is networked with intranet and broadband internet access. They also provide before and after school care.\n\nWhangaparaoa College: Whangaparaoa College incorporates the best educational practice and delivers an innovative curriculum with intensive use of modern technologies within an environmentally aware site. Whangaparaoa College has one of the most modern computer networks in New Zealand, along with an extensive range of other technologies.\n