Settlers Lifestyle Village Site Plan
Settlers Lifestyle Village
Sector evidence
Sector body
10 August 2026
Next review not yet scheduled
Albany, Auckland, New Zealand
Medium confidence
published
SNZ editorial review
Evidence boundary: This record summarises the cited source. It does not establish local availability, individual eligibility, or professional advice.
Short Answer
Official Settlers site plan showing the village layout, dwelling counts, building names and proposed unbuilt blocks.
Key Points
- •The plan lists 254 dwellings: 62 townhouses and 192 apartments.
- •Buildings P and Q contain four dwellings each and are marked not built, supporting 246 built dwellings only if the plan remains current.
- •The plan does not establish current occupancy, resident count or availability.
Full Summary & Notes
Official Settlers site plan showing the village layout, dwelling counts, building names and proposed unbuilt blocks. It is scale and layout evidence, not a current occupancy record.
Document Details & Metadata
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