SECTIONS SELLING NOW!
Located on Tosswill Road, Prebbleton, Ururepo is an exciting residential development brought to you by Ngāi Tahu Property and Mike Greer Homes. An easy 20-minute drive from Christchurch, Ururpeo will offer the best of semi-rural living, while being close to all the amenities found in a large city.
With Prebbleton village a short stroll away, and the primary school, local sports domain, and bus service direct to Christchurch all on your doorstep, Ururepo is the perfect place to build your dream lifestyle.
This exciting new development will offer 232 sections, across four stages, creating a vibrant, connected community for those seeking space, style and convenience.
Enquire today and don’t miss your opportunity to call Ururepo home!
Prebbleton Domain & Playground
Supermarket
Prebbleton Medical Centre
Prebbleton School
Lincoln High School
Hornby Mall
Christchurch City
Christchurch Airport
A joint venture between Ngāi Tahu Property and Mike Greer Homes, Ururepo is now available for sale.
Built on TC1 equivalent land, sections within Stage 1 are selling quickly.
Whether you’re downsizing, upsizing, or simply after somewhere with access to green space but within proximity to life’s essentials, Ururepo is the perfect place to build.
Stage 1 sections are now available. Priced from $369,000, titles for these first sections are expected in November 2026.
There is no restriction on which building company you choose to build your new home, but all builds must adhere to the Design Guidelines developed specifically for Ururepo. All house plans must be approved prior to being submitted for building consent.
All sales collateral is available to download below.
Alternatively, contact Dene Maddren for further information.
Dene Maddren | Ngāi Tahu Property
Email: dene.maddren@ngaitahu.iwi.nz
Phone: 021 622 749
The name URUREPO was gifted to the development by mana whenua, Ngāi Tūāhuriri.
Meaning 'west of the swamplands’, Ururepo refers to Prebbleton’s location west of the wetlands that once occurred amongst the upper tributaries, or headwaters, of the Halswell River. This area was a part of the greater network of wetlands that occupied much of Ōtautahi Christchurch and were crucial and treasured mahinga kai (food-gathering) sites for Ngāi Tūāhuriri.
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