Selling in Point Chevalier
Sell your house in Point Chevalier, the plain-spoken way
Point Chevalier, or Point Chev, is a residential peninsula on the southern shore of the Waitematā Harbour, known for its California-style bungalows. Ana Tresidder can take your Point Chevalier home to market with a properly run, honest campaign, and the free appraisal is where it starts.
What your home is worth
Ask for a free appraisal.
It's built on recent comparable sales near you.
Your appraisal range is built from recent comparable sales near you, so the number we give you is current.
Want a free, no-pressure read on your home? Book a free appraisal.
Looking for a local agent? Real estate agent Point Chevalier.
Sold in Point Chevalier
Recent sales in Point Chevalier
These homes in Point Chevalierwere sold through Ray White AT Realty, the office our team sells from. We don't show sale prices here.
- 3 Pasadena AvenueOctober 2025 · Private treaty
Ray White Point Chevalier
Ray White in Point Chevalier
Looking for Ray White in Point Chevalier? Ana Tresidder and the Pat Lapalapa Group team are part of Ray White Manukau (Ray White AT Realty), covering Point Chevalier. You get the reach and trust of the Ray White brand, with free appraisals, auction-led campaigns and honest market advice. Book a free Point Chevalierappraisal and we'll get back to you.
Living in Point Chevalier: straight answers
Is Point Chevalier a good place to live?
Coyle Park at the northern tip of the peninsula covers nearly 5 hectares with harbour views, cliff faces and a rock shelf exposed at low tide, and the council expects its new playground to open on 7 October 2026. Point Chevalier Beach is tidal, with the best swimming at mid to high tide. Eric Armishaw Park at 117 Walker Road has an accessible playground and a boardwalk to Great North Road. A 2014 council heritage survey found most buildings date from the interwar period, with concentrations of bungalows and early state houses. Stats NZ counted 8,535 usually resident people and 3,489 private dwellings at the 2023 Census.
Which schools serve Point Chevalier?
These schools are located in Point Chevalier, according to the Ministry of Education school directory:
- Point Chevalier School (primary)
- Pasadena Intermediate (intermediate)
- St Francis Catholic School (primary)
Living in a suburb does not guarantee a place at its school. Check the school's enrolment zone before you buy, using the Ministry of Education's school zones page and Education Counts' Find your nearest school tool.
How do you get around from Point Chevalier?
AT's 2026 network map shows no Point Chevalier station. AT's frequent list has route 65 (Pt Chevalier to Glen Innes), route 66 (Pt Chevalier to Sylvia Park), route 18 (New Lynn to City Centre) and routes 11T and 11W from the Northwest Centre to the City Centre. AT's timetable data shows all of them stopping near the Point Chevalier shops. Auckland Council's heritage survey says the Northwestern Motorway (SH16) marks the peninsula's southern edge.
What has sold recently in Point Chevalier?
Recent sales in Point Chevalierare listed on this page, with the month and how each one sold. They were sold through Ray White AT Realty, the office our team sells from. We don't show sale prices here.
Where do locals eat in Point Chevalier?
- Twisted Tomato cafe & eatery, café, Point Chevalier Road, Point Chevalier: 4.6 stars from 890 Google reviews, as at 30 September 2026.
- Little French Cafe, café and French pastry, Point Chevalier Road, Point Chevalier: 4.7 stars from 307 Google reviews, as at 30 September 2026.
- Just falafel, restaurant, Point Chevalier Road, Point Chevalier: 5.0 stars from 158 Google reviews, as at 30 September 2026.
Ratings are Google's, read on each place's page on 30 September 2026. They change, so check before you go.
Coming up / what's new: On Thursday 1 October 2026, 2pm to 3pm, Pt Chevalier Library, 1221 Great North Road, hosts a free Point Chevalier Historical Society talk, Grown in Point Chevalier, as part of the Auckland Heritage Festival. (OurAuckland: Grown in Point Chevalier)
Sources (checked 30 September 2026)
- Ministry of Education school directory (data.govt.nz)
- Stats NZ place summary: Point Chevalier
- Auckland Council: Coyle Park
- Auckland Council: Eric Armishaw Park
- Auckland Council: Point Chevalier Historic Heritage Survey Report, 2014 (PDF)
- Auckland Transport: frequent buses on key routes
- Auckland Transport: City Rail Link new network map 2026 (PDF)
- Auckland Transport timetable data (GTFS feed, valid 17 Sep to 31 Dec 2026)
- Google Maps: ratings and review counts for the places listed, read 30 September 2026
- OurAuckland: Grown in Point Chevalier
- Point Chevalier School (school website)
- Pasadena Intermediate (school website)
- St Francis Catholic School (school website)
- Ministry of Education: school zones and enrolment schemes
- Education Counts: Find your nearest school
Written by Ana Tresidder, licensed salesperson (REAA 2008), Ray White Manukau. Facts checked 30 September 2026.
Common questions
- How do I get a free property appraisal in Point Chevalier?
Send your Point Chevalier address through the appraisal form or call 021 234 5077, and Ana Tresidder will arrange a free, no-obligation appraisal. She looks at your home and at recent comparable sales nearby, then gives you an honest range. There is no obligation to list, and she gets back to you.
- How much is my house worth in Point Chevalier?
Your Point Chevalier house's value depends on its street, land, condition and the buyers on the day. Ask for a free appraisal: it is built on recent comparable sales near you, and Ana Tresidder gives you an honest range with the working shown.
- Who is the best real estate agent in Point Chevalier?
There is no official ranking of real estate agents in Point Chevalier, so look at each agent's local sales record, how they sell and how they communicate. Ana Tresidder is a salesperson with Ray White Manukau, part of the Pat Lapalapa Group. She works Point Chevalier and nearby suburbs, offers a free appraisal and communicates bilingually.
- How do I sell my house in Point Chevalier?
Start with a free appraisal so you know where your Point Chevalier home sits. Then agree a sale method (auction, private treaty or another option) and a marketing plan. Ana Tresidder and the Pat Lapalapa Group team look after preparation, photography, marketing and the campaign through to settlement.
- Is there a Ray White agent in Point Chevalier?
Yes. Ana Tresidder is a salesperson with Ray White Manukau (Ray White AT Realty), part of the Pat Lapalapa Group, and she covers Point Chevalier. She offers a free appraisal with no obligation to list, and she gets back to you.
- How long does it take to sell a home in Point Chevalier?
After a short preparation period for styling, photography and copy, most homes go to market for a few weeks. Ana sets out the timeline for your home at the appraisal.
- Auction or private treaty in Point Chevalier?
It depends on your home and the buyers it attracts. Auction suits homes with broad appeal, where competition on the day lifts the result. Private treaty can suit a home with a narrower buyer pool, or a vendor who needs flexibility on terms. Ana will tell you which fits before you commit.
Nearby suburbs