Thinking of moving your family to Kumeū or Huapai?
Discover the best local schools, parks, and lifestyle tips from your local Ray White team.
Thinking about a move to Kumeū or Huapai? You’re not alone.
We’re seeing so many families making the move to the North-West, and it’s easy to see why. It’s that perfect mix of country feel and city convenience. You get room to breathe, a great community vibe, and you’re still close enough to everything that matters.
As locals, we’ve done the research (and lived it ourselves!). Here’s our guide to family living in Kumeū and Huapai.
One of the first questions we get from parents is, “What are the schools like?” The great news is, the local schools are a huge part of the community.
You’ve got fantastic options like Matua Ngaru School and Huapai District School, which both have a really strong community feel. As the area grows, we’re seeing more investment in education, including new facilities and roll-outs. It’s a brilliant place for kids to grow and learn.
This is where the Kumeū and Huapai lifestyle really shines. Forget driving for hours—everything you need to keep the family busy is right here.
The biggest win for family living in Kumeū is the lifestyle.
It’s about having a proper backyard. It’s about a quieter pace of life where you know your neighbours. Whether you’re looking for a classic Kiwi quarter-acre, a modern new-build, or a lifestyle block with space for the kids to really run around, you can find it here.
It’s all about giving your family space to grow, right here in a community that feels like home.
If you’re tossing up a move to Kumeū or just want to know a bit more about the area, we’re here to help. As your local real estate team, we can give you the honest inside scoop on what it’s really like.
Give us a call—we’d love to chat.
It’s hard to know what to make of the property market headlines at the moment. We’re hearing about price drops in some suburbs and a “sobering” spring market, which can be confusing if you’re thinking about your next move. But here in the North West, the story feels a bit … Read more