Urban Living
Executed with Style
DESIGN INTEGRITY
URBAN LIFESTYLE
REAL ESTATE AGENT
BRENDAN HART
The Location
Eleven Dublin Street sits just north of Bealey Avenue. That puts you on the quiet side of the boundary, with Merivale's shops a few minutes one way and the central city a few minutes the other.
Hagley Park
Hagley Park runs along the western edge of the central city with the Botanic Gardens at its centre and the Avon through the middle of it. There are sports fields, a golf course, and a network of paths that will take you into town without putting you on a main road. For anyone who wants to be near the city without living in the middle of it, the park is most of the reason this address works.
Riverside, the theatres and the Arts Centre
Riverside Market is the city's food hall: two levels of growers, butchers, bakers and places to eat. The theatre precinct is a few streets on, with the Isaac Theatre Royal and the Court Theatre. At the western end of Worcester Boulevard the Arts Centre, Canterbury Museum and the Botanic Gardens sit within a block of each other, which makes for an easy Sunday.
One New Zealand Stadium at Te Kaha
Te Kaha opened on Madras Street in March 2026, giving Christchurch its main venue back after fifteen years. It holds 25,000 seated, rising to 30,000, and it's fully roofed, so nothing gets called off for weather.
Merivale
Merivale Mall and the strip along Papanui Road cover the everyday things: a supermarket, a pharmacy, a good butcher, and a run of cafes and restaurants that people cross town for.
Schools
The address is zoned for Elmwood School, Heaton Intermediate, Christchurch Boys' High, Christchurch Girls' High and Burnside High. St Margaret's, Rangi Ruru and Christ's College are all a few minutes away as well, which is a shorter school run than most of this city manages.
Come and see it
The build is around two thirds complete, so there's plenty to look at. Get in touch with Brendan and he'll arrange a time.