About living in Devonport Village, Devonport
Devonport Village is the bustling, cultural heart of the peninsula. Historic Victorian storefronts, cosy bookstores and independent galleries give it a distinct European charm. Living here means unmatched convenience. Walk to the ferry in five minutes, grab a pastry from a local baker, and stroll the flat coastline along King Edward Parade. The housing stock is mostly meticulously restored 19th-century villas.
Key Highlights & Landmarks
- Main Street Cafés
- Ferry Terminal
- The Vic Theatre
- Mount Victoria Reserve
Explore other Devonport Peninsula suburbs
Every enclave on the peninsula offers its own unique community, architecture, and beach access.
Cheltenham
Cheltenham is one of Devonport's most sought-after pockets, a tranquil, high-end enclave wrapped around a crescent of pristine sandy beach.
Stanley Point
Tucked on the western side of the peninsula, Stanley Point is one of Devonport's most tightly held enclaves. Small, welcoming and genuinely close-knit.
Narrow Neck
Narrow Neck sits where the Devonport peninsula pinches narrowest, with a gorgeous public sandy beach on one side and the Waitematā Golf Club on the other. It feels expansive and active.
Bayswater
Bayswater stretches north along the harbour's edge, blending maritime convenience with modern suburbia. With its own marina and ferry terminal, the commute to the city is direct and easy.
Belmont
Belmont sits in the middle of the peninsula, an ideal hub for active, growing families.
Hauraki
Hauraki is a sought-after coastal pocket at the gateway to the peninsula. Easy motorway access and coastal walkways lead straight to the southern end of Takapuna Beach.
