
NZ$3,500,000
Franklin

111 homes and apartments for sale in Franklin, New Zealand.
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24 properties shown

NZ$3,500,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$1,295,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$739,000
Franklin

NZ$1,999,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$655,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$1,000,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$2,850,000
Franklin

NZ$1,619,000
Franklin

NZ$2,395,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$570,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$818,000
Franklin

NZ$735,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$3,500,000
Franklin

NZ$899,000
Franklin

NZ$1,792,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$1,241,753
Franklin
HouseNZ$495,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$949,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$990,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$1,762,549
Franklin
HouseNZ$610,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$1,001,975
Franklin
HouseNZ$1,099,000
Franklin
HouseNZ$1,310,000
Franklin
Buyer's guide: Franklin
Franklin real estate covers the semi-rural district south of Auckland, centred on the market town of Pukekohe. Of 107 current listings, 104 are houses, and the median asking price is €487,159.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, converted to euros:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 107 |
| Median asking price | €487,159 |
| Middle half (p25 to p75) | €370,740 to €645,548 |
| Median price per m² | €2,948 |
| Median size | 194 m² |
There are 104 houses and 3 plots of land. Three-bed (40) and four-bed (39) homes lead, with 13 five-plus and 5 two-bed. Size is generous at 194 m², and many properties include a section large enough for a garden or lifestyle block.
See houses in New Zealand and land in New Zealand for more.
Pukekohe is the district hub, with a farming heritage, market gardens and a growing commuter population who drive or take the train toward Auckland. Franklin is cheaper than the central Auckland isthmus, but it is an hour or more from the CBD at peak. Auckland is the main nearby market, and Waikato borders the district to the south. Canterbury is on the South Island and should be treated as a separate market.
Franklin sections are often sold with septic tanks and tank water rather than mains services, so ask about connections and about the age of the roof and cladding. Request the Land Information Memorandum from the council, which reveals consents, flood zones and notices on the title. Check also for contamination history on former market-garden land.
Train and bus services toward Auckland are improving but still limited, so many households rely on two cars. Ask the agent how long school-run and commute journeys really take in the morning.
New Zealand bans most overseas buyers from purchasing existing homes. Australian and Singaporean citizens and residents with qualifying visas are generally exempt, and since 6 March 2026 Active Investor Plus holders may buy one home above NZ$5m with consent. Plan with a New Zealand lawyer before you make an offer.
See the New Zealand buying guide, NZ mortgages and the New Zealand country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Probably not, unless you are exempt. Most overseas persons cannot buy existing homes in New Zealand.
€487,159, with half of listings between €370,740 and €645,548.
Yes, by road or rail, but allow for peak-hour congestion.
Yes, with the median size of 194 m² and plot listings suggesting larger sections.