Hill Side Building in Banks Peninsula
Building your dream
Banks Peninsula is a region near Christchurch, offering a rugged landscape, rich history, and opportunities for outdoor activities and wildlife viewing in a coastal setting.
Banks Peninsula is a treasure trove of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and recreational opportunities, making it a beloved destination for those seeking adventure, relaxation, and connection with nature on New Zealand’s South Island.
Our expertise in building on hill sites has earned us a reputation for delivering outstanding quality homes that blend functionality with captivating design!
As a Registered Master Builders member, you can enjoy genuine peace of mind. Every residential project we undertake is backed by a comprehensive 10-Year Master Build Guarantee.
Craftperson Approach
Embrace a personalised touch with our craftperson approach to building. From meticulous attention to detail to skilled craftsmanship, we bring an artisanal flair to every aspect of the building process. From creating uniquely designed architecture to using natural and eco-friendly materials such as stone, timber or even straw. At our core, we prioritise quality over quantity, ensuring each project receives the attention and care it deserves.
Site Consultation and Selection
Experience the difference with Cashmere Construction offering free site consultations and help with site selection. Our expert team is ready to assess your project needs firsthand. Schedule your free site consultation today and let us guide you through every step of the building process.
No Sub Trades / Subcontractors
With 80 percent of all trades in house, our team handles every aspect of your project, ensuring consistent quality and clear communication throughout. Having nearly all the services in house saves our clients money from the earthworks through to the tiling with no sub contractor markups.
- The peninsula has an area of approximately 1,150 square kilometres and encompasses two large harbours (Lyttelton and Akaroa) as well as many smaller bays and coves.
- The area is also home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including native forests, wetlands, and marine life. It's a haven for birdwatchers, with numerous endemic and migratory bird species thriving in its varied habitats.
- The coastline is indented with numerous bays such as Sumner Bay, Taylors Mistake, Port Levy, and Pigeon Bay.
- The Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust works to conserve biodiversity and encourage sustainable land management in the area.
