Silverstream Estates Limited is a real estate development company
owned by Sydney-based developer John Hayson. The company is
conducting extensive residential development at Silverstream,
Christchurch, which includes villas, green reserves, playgrounds, cycle
tracks, fitness facilities and more.
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Located 7 minutes north of Christchurch on a picturesque site with a
pristine stream flowing by, the Silverstream Estates is a much larger
project undertaken by Hayson. Once completed, the estate would provide
up to 1115 lots of residential land for new homebuyers, promising a true
village lifestyle. The site is very close to Kaiapoi’s riverside shops
and restaurants, giving the residents enough opportunities to socialise
and shop. To make this place safe and secure for its residents,
John Hayson
has also taken the initiative to remove the pylons and accompanying
power-lines and place them underground. This milestone project would
begin in early 2013.
The company is offering as many as 20 house and land packages
priced to suit different requirements of the home buyers. In
collaboration with its established building partners, the company has
designed a range of houses with 4, 3 and 2 bedrooms.
Moreover, with home insurance cover available through Westpac bank,
buying a house or land in Silverstream Estates is no longer a hassle.
Westpac has successfully broken the deadlock in the city and has given a
reason of joy for home buyers, especially those whose property and
lives were devastated in the recent earthquakes. Under the ‘Canterbury
New Build Pac,’ a Westpac home loan would be provided, along with a
transactional account, contract works and home cover. The service is
available to new and existing Westpac customers who are ready to start
on residential builds or purchase a new house in Canterbury.
The Home cover would be on a sum insured basis, meaning customers insure for full replacement, up to the specified value.