The Weston House is a well known Christchurch landmark and was built for George Weston, a prominent Christchurch lawyer, to a design by architect Cecil Woods. It has been described in respected publications as the finest neo-Georgian building in New Zealand and carries the coveted Historic Places Trust Category 1 listing.

The Worcester of Christchurch is an inner city boutique bed and breakfast. The beautifully preserved heritage house is furnished in classic Victorian style, complete with a superb collection of fine art and antiques.

The Charlotte Jane Boutique Hotel offers luxury accommodation set in beautiful gardens in Christchurch. Elegant and luxurious, this superbly restored Victorian home offers guests every service and comfort, including one of Christchurch's finest restaurants, The Alexander Lawrence.

Huntley House, a fine example of Victorian-era colonial architecture, has been fully restored and redeveloped in sympathy with its historic past. The guest rooms and suites combine the comforts of a private home, with the amenities of a luxury hotel.

Maison de la Mer is in the central Akaroa village on the waterfront, opposite the beach with private views across the harbour to the surrounding mountains. Originally built in 1910, the house has been transformed into a luxurious and elegant Inn, with all the amenities and features of a 5 star hotel, combined with personal attention and privacy.

This English colonial-designed homestead was built in 1878 in the French-style village of Akaroa. Set in a large traditional garden featuring protected trees, rare camellias, roses and a small private vineyard, Wilderness House provides views of Akaroa Harbour and Grehan Valley.

A luxury lodge for just 10 guests in an historic 1866 homestead built of hand cut limestone blocks, in mature park like grounds beside the scenic Waipara Gorge, set on a high country sheep station (ranch) just 45 minutes from Christchurch airport and close to Waipara wineries.

Len and Maree Earl recently refurbished Cheltenham House, to share with guests as bed and breakfast accommodation. Built in the 1930s for the daughter of one of Hanmer's early settlers, the bungalow-style residence remains essentially a home.

Sherwood Lodge is surrounded by high country sheep and cattle stations, bordered by a river and looks out over Mt Lyford and Mt Te Rako. The property itself is made up of one main building in which the 6 suites are located as well as dining and relaxing areas. There are large established English style gardens with mature 100 year old trees, a 15 metre swimming pool, tennis court and extensive rose gardens.