The Dunkirk neighbourhood in Panmure has something for everyone. Tamariki can walk next door to Panmure Bridge Primary School, or through an upgraded Mauinaina Reserve to Dunkirk Road Playground. It’s surrounded by peaceful green spaces and the Tāmaki Estuary, but only a 20 minute walk from the eclectic eateries of bustling Queen’s Road. And sports lovers are spoilt for choice, with the Marist Rugby Club, Panmure Pool & Leisure Centre, Tāmaki Outrigger Canoe Club, and the Panmure Yacht & Boat Club all within walking distance.
It’s a neighbourhood that everyone should be able to enjoy. That’s why our first development in Dunkirk - a small collection of eighteen high-quality homes bordering the primary school - caters to a range of needs. Take a look around to find out more.
IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
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Public Housing and Affordable Homes
- 3-9 Dunkirk Road
- 18 two- and three-bedroom homes
- Nine public housing and nine affordable homes reserved for Tāmaki whānau
- Estimated completion November 2022
A neighbourhood within a neighbourhood
The eighteen high quality homes we’re building here with our partner Nuline Homes are designed to foster connection among neighbours, and to complement the existing neighbourhood. Shared laneways will be planted with citrus, plum, feijoa and apple trees, and interspersed with places to sit and chat. Colourful entryways with bright flowering plants have been designed to reflect the cheerful front gardens found in surrounding Panmure. And the warm, organic tones of the brick and timber building materials and native planting mirror the colours of nearby natural spaces.
A place for all whānau to call home
As with all neighbourhoods in Tāmaki, Dunkirk will have a range of homes suitable for all whānau. Half of the homes in this first development will meet Lifemark 3 or 4 standard and are designed to be more accessible, for people with additional mobility needs. Half of the homes will be public housing homes, and half will be affordable homes reserved for the Tāmaki whānau who have completed the OWN IT homeownership programme.
