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FlockHill

Arthur's Pass, New Zealand

An ultra-luxurious villa tucked away in an alpine pass first used by Maori to traverse the imposing Southern Alps.

Flockhill sits on an iconic Canterbury high country station, deep in the Southern Alps, yet only 75 minutes from Christchurch. Established in 1857, the massive 14,000 hectare station is a working sheep and cattle farm, and borders important conservation and recreation areas such as the Craigieburn Forest, Lake Pearson and Porter Heights. Activities include endless hiking, farm tours, excellent fly fishing, biking, paddle boarding, kayaking, stargazing and caving.

Interior shot of Flock Hill
A bedroom at Flockhill

First to be built is the ultra-luxurious Flockhill Homestead. Heavy limestone elements reflect the dramatic rock formations of nearby Castle Hill, while the light wooden roof reflects historic farm buildings on the property. The fully serviced villa features four ensuite bedrooms, a media room, jacuzzi, pool and fire pit, all surrounded by stunning alpine scenery. A lodge will be added at a later date.

One of Flockhill's most unique experiences is traversing the nearly 600 metre long Cave Stream as it twists and turns its way to an underground waterfall.

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