TownhouseNZ$820,000
Auckland

74 townhouses currently listed for sale in New Zealand.
24 properties shown
TownhouseNZ$820,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$810,000
Waikato
TownhouseNZ$795,000
Wellington
TownhouseNZ$899,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$1,260,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$1,235,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$950,000
Canterbury
TownhouseNZ$729,000
Canterbury
TownhouseNZ$995,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$1,149,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$1,260,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$865,000
Wellington
TownhouseNZ$867,000
Bay Of Plenty
TownhouseNZ$795,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$900,000
Wellington
TownhouseNZ$729,000
Canterbury
TownhouseNZ$849,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$769,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$739,000
Canterbury
TownhouseNZ$740,000
Canterbury
TownhouseNZ$709,000
Waikato
TownhouseNZ$1,398,000
Auckland
TownhouseNZ$899,000
Canterbury
TownhouseNZ$1,050,900
Wellington
Townhouses in New Zealand
Townhouses for sale in New Zealand are a small niche: 74 listings among 22,888 in our database. Typically two or three storeys, built in clusters on subdivided sections, these homes appeal to buyers priced out of standalone houses. The type of title is the key detail.
Cross-leases can cause problems with lending and alterations, so check the flats plan against the building.
Most townhouses are in Auckland, where relaxed rules have enabled intensification, with others in Wellington, Canterbury and Waikato. Prices in current listings on RealEstateAbroad have a national median of €474,668 across types, and townhouses generally fall below the median for standalone homes. See houses and apartments for alternatives.
The overseas-buyer restrictions apply to townhouses just as they do to other existing homes; new units from approved developments can be an exception. Ask your lawyer to confirm. Costs include legal fees, reports and body corporate levies. See the New Zealand country page and financing guide.
Expect smaller gardens, shared walls and, in many Auckland developments, several storeys with garage on the ground floor. Townhouses are efficient to heat, but check the ventilation, since modern airtight builds can trap moisture without good extraction. Think about resale: buyers value sunlight, parking and privacy, so units with north-facing outdoor space and a garage tend to sell faster. Also consider how many similar units are being built nearby, as supply can affect prices.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally per unit, yes, because of smaller land. Per m² of floor area, the difference is smaller.
A plan attached to a cross-lease title showing the footprint of each building. Mismatches with reality can complicate sale.
Only in limited cases. Verify with a New Zealand lawyer.
Many do, if they are unit titles. Fees vary.