Feilding real estate

The Feilding market

Feilding blends established character housing around the square with newer subdivisions on the town's edges, and it consistently appeals to families and downsizers wanting a genuine town centre on their doorstep.

Buyers come from three directions: families who want a real town with schools, sport and shops within walking distance; downsizers leaving lifestyle blocks for something easier; and Palmerston North buyers who get more house for their money a short drive up the road. Marketing a Feilding home well means reaching all three.

The housing stock is more varied than most towns of its size — villas and bungalows near the centre, post-war family homes, new builds on the edges and lifestyle properties a few minutes out. Two homes a street apart can sit in different price brackets, so we price from the right comparables rather than a town-wide average.

It's a town with a strong identity. Feilding is the seat of the Manawatū District and has won New Zealand's Most Beautiful Town award many times; the saleyards in the centre of town, Manfeild on its southern edge and the Edwardian buildings around Manchester Square all give it a character of its own. Feilding High School, Feilding Intermediate and primary schools including Lytton Street, Manchester Street and North Street mean families can stay in town through every stage of schooling.

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