Plus go in the draw to win an eBike, drawn Thursday 27 August.
Eighteen homes on the corner of Devonport Road and Eleventh Avenue, across from eleven hectares of harbourside parkland, a short walk from the centre of Tauranga. Resource consent was granted in July 2026, so what follows is the development that gets built, not a concept.
This is your first look. Register your interest for first access to plans, pricing and the Welcome Package, and an invitation to the pre-market release event on Thursday 27 August.
The reveal film · PARKSIDE on Devonport
Thursday 27 August · Pre-market release event
Win an eBike.
One eBike, one winner, drawn live at the pre-market release event. Every registered person is automatically entered — free, no purchase required.
Talking to us early doesn't take you out of the eBike giveaway. Every registered person is in the draw either way — the only condition is being in the room on the 27th, because the winner has to be present to collect.
353 Devonport Road
Four directions, one address.
Park to the north, the Mount across the harbour, the city four minutes away. The corner works because of what surrounds it.
Park
Eleven hectares, directly opposite
Mount
Mauao, across the harbour
City
Tauranga CBD, four minutes
Street
Devonport Road, sun all day
Consent
Granted
July 2026
Construction
Early 2027
Starts on site
Completion
Early 2028
Keys and handover
Homes
Eighteen
In four blocks
Three ways to live here
Eighteen houses, three shapes.
Two bedrooms with a courtyard, three bedrooms facing the park, or two bedrooms and a study behind a garage door.
All three share the same specification, the same choice of two schemes, and the same orientation to the morning. What differs is the shape of the home and who it tends to suit.
The material palette, laid out
Held for registered buyers
Individual plans, dimensions, pricing and availability are released at the pre-market event on Thursday 27 August. Register now to be in the room. Renders and layouts are indicative and subject to final design and construction.
Inside the homes
Two schemes, one specification.
Every home comes with a choice of two interior schemes, designed by Yellowfox. The specification underneath is identical in both — what changes is the palette.
Nickel & Bleached Oak
The cooler of the two. Pale timber, soft neutrals, brushed nickel hardware. Light rooms that stay calm.
Gunmetal & Washed Walnut
Runs warmer. Deeper timber, darker metals, more weight in the palette.
The specification is the same underneath
Whichever scheme you choose, the specification is identical — White Galaxy engineered stone benchtops in the kitchen and laundry included, and every home built for the morning sun. You'll see both schemes in full at the pre-market release event, and your scheme is confirmed when you purchase.
Read at your own pace
Read it properly, at home.
The PARKSIDE brochure covers the three home types, both interior schemes, the neighbourhood and the story of this corner — across from Memorial Park, a short walk from the centre of Tauranga.
The brochure
Read it online, or download to keep.
Every home type, both interior schemes, the neighbourhood and the story of this corner — in one place.
Every home, purchased direct from Taylored Group at pre-release.
Moving involves a fortnight of small decisions nobody enjoys making and everybody puts off. Where to train. What to do with the courtyard. How to get into town without the car. Where the good food comes from now.
Your Welcome Package covers exactly those things, matched to how you will actually live. Chosen in Tauranga, from people we use ourselves. Included from your first day, and recorded on your Sale and Purchase Agreement, so it is a term of your contract rather than a line in a brochure.
One
Wellbeing
Fitness and movement, close by
Two
Growing
Something living, outside the door
Three
Getting About
A way into town that is not the car
Four
Good Food
From somewhere near home
From $10,000
Added value, included with every home purchased direct at pre-release. The full list is revealed at the pre-market event on Thursday 27 August.
A twelve-minute radius
The everyday, close by.
Coffee in seven minutes. The park in fifty paces. The Mount across the harbour. Real Tauranga places, not staged ones.
Folk Coffee
7 min walk
Little Long
Wine bar, 4 min walk
The eBike
One given away on the 27th
Memorial Park
Directly opposite
The Harbour
End of the street
353 Devonport Road
The story of this corner.
In 1885 this stretch of road was chosen for its water. A hundred and forty years later, the water is still the reason it works.
In 1883 a group of local farmers and investors met to discuss forming a dairy company, and raised half the capital they needed before the evening was out. Two years later the Tauranga Dairy Company's butter factory opened on Eleventh Avenue, on a site chosen for its reliable supply of fresh water.
The factory stood across Devonport Road, on the ground that later became the Hauraki Army Hall. This corner was the company's other half. The offices where the head office staff worked and, in time, the store the whole town came to.
It is the store people remember. Dairy goods, farm supplies and ice cream, bought by the pound. Norm Fletcher managed it until he retired in 1969. Doris Holloway worked behind the counter through the sixties and is still spoken of warmly by people who were children at the time.
When the dairy years ended the corner became Moreland House, home of Moreland Fabrics, and a destination for cloth, craft and a haircut. It is the name a good many people in this city still use.
An office, a shop, a fabric store, and now homes. The same piece of ground, still working. The butter in the PARKSIDE palette is not a decorating decision.
1883
The Tauranga Dairy Company is formed, with half the capital raised on the first night.
1885
The butter factory opens across the road. This corner becomes the offices and the store.
1969
Norm Fletcher retires and the trading store closes. Moreland House follows.
2026
Eighteen homes, and Moreland Mews, named for what stood here.
There is more of it
The full history, along with the memories Tauranga has sent us, lives on our site. If you remember the store, or your family did, we would like to hear about it.
We fell for the story of this location, right down to why the dairy company picked this stretch of road in the first place. It came down to the water. In a way it still does.
Damien Taylor Director, Taylored Group
Taylored Group
Who you're buying from.
PARKSIDE is a Taylored Group development. Taylored Group is Damien and Simon Taylor — brothers, and property developers with forty-five years of combined experience across Auckland and the Bay of Plenty.
Damien leads the vision. Simon leads the detail — the plans, the specification, the numbers. Between them, every question about these homes has a straight answer.
The track record · Fourteen homes, fourteen sold
Seaview Rise, Rothesay Bay, was the most recent Taylored Group development. Fourteen townhouses on Auckland's North Shore. All fourteen sold, all fourteen completed and handed over. The purchasers live there now.
Direct. At pre-release you buy direct from Taylored Group. When you register or pick up the phone, you're talking to Damien, Simon or the team — the people who can answer on plans, pricing and availability without checking with anyone. And it stays that way after you sign: milestone updates through construction come from the people building the development, at consent, construction and completion.
