A residential complex of 201 homes on 8.5 acres of park-like grounds on Waiatarau Place in Freemans Bay, Auckland. It was built in the 1960s, and is a mid-century modernist design, largely kept in its original state. It sits next to the CBD, a short walk from the Waitematā Harbour, and about five minutes' walk from Ponsonby.
The complex is run by a body corporate, which the website describes as one of New Zealand's largest, and which manages the buildings and grounds. The website is for residents and owners, for people buying or selling a unit, and for people interested in the architecture, landscape and history. The site also covers the area's history, including its use as a place to dry fish and process kai by Māori.