Your place to land

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Everyone who has visited Queenstown knows the feeling of arriving.

The crisp mountain air that greets you as you step off the tarmac. The anticipation, then the awe, as Lake Wakatipu comes into full, sparkling view. That sense of having reached your destination, and the excitement of the adventures that lie ahead.

Now imagine a place of your own where you can revisit this feeling time and time again, season after season, year after year. A place to keep for yourself, or share with others while you're away. A singular address in the heart of Queenstown, with that magnificent lake in view.

View from a Reach residence's timber-framed balcony, with two lounge chairs and a stone side table, overlooking Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding mountains.
Three cyclists riding on a bridge with views of the mountains in the background

Your Land to Explore

Queenstown needs little introduction. Set on the shore of Lake Wakatipu, with Cecil Peak across the water and The Remarkables rising to the south-east, it is the adventure capital people cross the world to reach.

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Exterior view of Reach townhouses with warm and dark timber cladding and stone bases, overlooking Lake Wakatipu, with residents relaxing on balconies among surrounding houses and gardens.

Your Place in Queenstown

Designed by AWA Architects and developed by Wildridge Projects, The Reach is a collection of 38 three-storey residences at 53 - 65 Frankton Road, Queenstown. Here, you'll find a site of rare scale, overlooking Lake Wakatipu and the ranges beyond.

With three and four bedrooms, parking for every home, and the town within an easy walk, these are homes that make Queenstown simple to own.

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Aerial view of The Reach's terraced townhouses along Frankton Road, overlooking Lake Wakatipu with a golf course peninsula and snow-capped Remarkables range beyond.
The Reach overlooks Kelvin Peninsula, Lake Wakatipu and the ranges beyond
Easy access off Frankton Road and only moments from the town centre