Harcourts Four Seasons Belfast is a real estate office positioned at the gateway to North Canterbury, described by the company as one of the leading offices within the Harcourts Four Seasons network. The team covers residential, rural and lifestyle, and commercial sales and leasing, as well as property management, giving Belfast clients a one-stop resource for real estate needs across Canterbury.
The office is led by Licensed Business Owner and Branch Manager Greg Roberts, with a team of licensed sales consultants covering residential, lifestyle, and commercial and industrial sales, alongside a dedicated property management team and office administration support. Clients working with the Belfast office also draw on the wider support of the entire Harcourts Canterbury team, and the branch is part of the larger Harcourts Four Seasons group, which also operates offices in Bishopdale, Hanmer Springs, Hornby, Kaiapoi, Lincoln, Prebbleton, Rangiora, Ravenswood, Rolleston, and The Palms.
Harcourts describes its philosophy as being 'to create clients for life, through the finest service,' and states that across its nationwide branches, the company sells more than 1 in every 5 New Zealand homes.
Harcourts Four Seasons Belfast sits at what the company calls the gateway to North Canterbury, and describes itself as consistently one of the leading offices in the wider Harcourts Four Seasons network. The office covers the full range of real estate services — residential, rural and lifestyle, commercial sales and leasing, and property management — giving Belfast a one-stop real estate resource for the surrounding Canterbury area.
Belfast is a suburb in the north of Christchurch, about 10km from Cathedral Square and close to the Waimakariri River. It takes its name from Belfast in Northern Ireland, and was previously known as North Road District, Seven Mile Peg, Styx, or by its Māori name Purarekanui. James McNeight Watt (1838-1892), who emigrated from Belfast and partnered in the original meat works around which the settlement grew, is believed to have given the area its present name. Today, Belfast is home to the Northwood Supa Centre, a shopping complex covering 33,062 m² with 29 retailers including The Warehouse, Harvey Norman, Countdown, Noel Leeming, and Smiths City.
The office is led by Greg Roberts, Licensed Business Owner and Branch Manager for both Belfast and The Palms. The sales team includes David Taylor (Lifestyle & Residential Consultant AREINZ), Gemma Roberts, Glen Young, Michael Fitchett, Paul Newman (AMLCO & Licensed Sales Consultant), Rhiannon Moss, Sue Roberts, Alex Lundman, Ashley Jones, Nathan Preece, Emma Gray, Angus Elley, Kellie Fitchett, and Sales Manager Duncan McGregor, alongside Brian Davey specialising in Commercial & Industrial Sales and Leasing. Property management is handled by Gina Rhodes and Tara Cruickshank, with Charlene Paterson supporting as Office Administrator.
For sellers, the office offers a free house appraisal, providing an up-to-the-minute report based on recent Belfast sales activity. For property investors, a free rental appraisal is available, alongside full property management — matching tenants to properties and handling rent and maintenance so owners don't have to. The office also runs auctions, including a live auction stream, and covers commercial and rural/lifestyle sales through specialist consultants.
Harcourts Four Seasons Belfast operates as part of a broader group of Canterbury offices, including Bishopdale, Hanmer Springs, Hornby, Kaiapoi, Lincoln, Prebbleton, Rangiora, Ravenswood, Rolleston, and The Palms. Clients working with the Belfast office benefit from the support of this wider Harcourts Canterbury team. Company-wide, Harcourts states it sells more than 1 in every 5 New Zealand homes, and holds annual End of Year Awards recognising its agents' performance.
Harcourts Four Seasons Belfast is located at 804 Main North Road, Belfast, Christchurch 8051. The office can be reached by phone on 03 323 6045, by fax on 03 323 6049, or by email at [email protected].