…unsurpassed LIFESTYLE, LOCATION, CAPITAL APPRECIATION!
“This town is beautiful enough for the Queen to live in .” History has not recorded who in 1860 said those words which gave the name Queenstown to a gold mining canvastown situated idyllically at the head of Lake Wakatipu. Many suggest the honour should go to William Gilbert Rees, pioneer sheep farmer and the area’s first European settler. History repeats. Once again the name Rees will assume significant prominence in the community of Queenstown. Befitting a man remembered for his strength of character and his humanity, The Rees will become an address recognised for the environmental harmony of its design and construction, and for enhancing the lifestyles of those who live there.
Situated 2.2k from the centre of Queenstown, offers an enviable lifestyle for those seeking extraordinary. Think Millbrook’s renowned golf Queenstown’s winter alpine scene, the year- adventure of white water rafting, bungy jumping jet boating, the surrounding world-class restaurants and bars, and more – all enveloped Queenstown’s breathtaking scenery.
Impressively spacious and gracefully open plan, apartments at The Rees capitalise on long, hot summers with a seamless indoor-outdoor flow. And when the cooler days of Autumn give way to the crisp cold of winter, the Rees Apartments warmly cocoon in the insulated comfort of double-glazing, under-tile heating and gas-powered log fires.
Residents not wanting to venture beyond The Rees can quite literally choose their pleasure. Stroll along walkways in grounds sympathetically planted with native species. Enjoy socialising in the elegant lounge bar. Take in a movie at the intimate theatrette. Work out in the gym or revitalise in the sauna. Equally, The Rees addresses the necessities of life with a common laundry, drying room, temporary storage and undercover parking for 135 vehicles.
Regardless of season, the outlook is unfailingly inspirational. The Rees’ east-west aspect allows spectacular sunsets with the waters of the Frankton Arm of Lake Wakatipu reflecting mirror images of the omnipotent presence of The Remarkables.
