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Pukekohe / Auckland

a place to put down roots

Kohe is perfectly positioned in the heart of Pukekohe, where rural charm meets modern convenience. Close to schools, shops, and public transport, while keeping you connected to the beauty of the land.
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Everything on your doorstep

a neighbourhood within reach

In the heart of Pukekohe

Everything you need is close by. From the train station and town centre to schools, parks and healthcare, Kohe puts the essentials of everyday life within easy reach, all wrapped in the relaxed pace of the country.
Getting around

Transport

Walk to the newly electrified train station for a direct run to the city, with buses and the motorway network close at hand.

Everyday & leisure

Shopping & dining

Two supermarkets, the historic town centre, and a growing scene of cafes, restaurants and bars minutes from home.

Schools & learning

Education

An on-site early learning centre plus a choice of in-zone primary, intermediate and secondary schools nearby.

A growing region

Strong, sustained growth

According to REINZ House Price Index data, average annual house-price growth in Pukekohe has run at 6.73% per annum over the past 20 years, backed by the Pukekohe–Paerata structure plan.

Education

Schools moments away

njoy the on-site childcare centre, or an 11-minute walk to Pukekohe Valley School, the town’s highest-demand primary, for a seamless commute and balanced family lifestyle.

Transport links

Connected to the city

The newly upgraded Pukekohe train station is a 10-minute walk away. Following a ~$419m electrification upgrade, you can now catch a direct train to Britomart.

A growing region

rural charm and modern convenience

Nestled amidst fertile volcanic soils at the Auckland–Waikato border, Pukekohe is renowned for its farm-fresh produce and scenic landscapes. It is the third most populous urban centre in the Auckland region.

With robust growth plans, Pukekohe is set to approximately double in size over the next 30 years, by 2050 more than 65,000 people are expected to live across Pukekohe, Paerata and south Drury.