Location

Wallace Street Māori Hill forms the western boundary of Dunedin's town belt - 61 Wallace Street is at the northern end of the street in a quiet and secluded cul-de-sac. As there are dwellings only on the western side of Wallace Street, the magnificent swathe of mature trees of the town belt provides the property and real estate with a unique and unparalleled inner-city park-like living environment.

This gently sloping property sits beautifully for all-day sun and is in very close proximity to Dunedin's finest schools, medical facilities and the city's favourite attractions.

Schools

Dunedin has a reputation for having superior high schools for both male and female students, several of which are located in Māori Hill. As illustrated in the image below, 61 Wallace Street Dunottar real estate subdivision is positioned very favourably for easy access to three of these premier Dunedin schools.

In addition to the schools shown in the image, Otago Boys' High is 1 kilometer away, Otago Girls' High is 1.2 kilometers away and Trinity Catholic College (previously known as Kavanagh College) is 1.1 kilometers away.

Note that all distances are line-of-site measurements.

Major Dunedin Medical facilities

Wallace Street, Māori Hill, is particularly well-sited for access to Dunedin's main medical facilities. As well as the facilities listed below there are three medical centres within 1 kilometer of this exclusive real estate; Roslyn health, Amity health and Māori Hill Clinic.

Note that all distances are line-of-site measurements.

Selection of Dunedin attractions

Dunedin is a small compact city with a large city infrastructure which features many outstanding locations and attractions. The following image shows just a small sample of Dunedin's well-known locations which provide the city with an enviable public amenity. Note that all distances are line-of-site measurements.

Wallace Street is not much more than walking distance to many of these attractions.

Site history

The original Dunottar subdivision was created in 1911 when a large area of real estate in the heart of Māori Hill Dunedin, consisting of approximately 20 acres, between Wallace Street and Highgate was subdivided into 80 allotments.

This real estate in Māori Hill, as it was over one hundred years ago, is one of Dunedin's most sort-after residential locations.

The properties now known as 61, 61a and 61b Wallace Street, circled and shaded below on the 1911 Dunottar subdivision deposited plan, were retained by the original developers. With a total area of 3,000m², these superb pieces of real estate on offer are unsurpassed in Māori Hill, Dunedin for position and general amenity.