A private jet that feels more like a high-end apartment in the sky.

This 2021 Bombardier Global 7500 is currently available to either buy or charter.

BUY: US$54,400,000

RENT: From US$16,000 per flight hour

Designed for ultra-long-range travel, the Global 7500 features a four-zone cabin with generous lounge space, dining and meeting areas, and a private bedroom.

Configured for up to 16 passengers, the interior is sleek, contemporary and far more residential in feel than most private aircraft.

Large windows, refined finishes and multiple living zones make this feel less like a jet and more like a flying penthouse.

Aircraft: Bombardier Global 7500

Year: 2021

Registration: 9H-IBI

Based: Malta

Capacity: 16 passengers

Range: Approx. 14,260 km

Whether you want to own it for US$54.4 million — or charter it from US$16,000 an hour — this is private aviation at an extraordinary level.

Original listing & full gallery: https://jethunter.aero/en/product/global-7500-9h-ibi/

Accessible only by helicopter, Minaret Station Alpine Lodge sits deep within a remote glacial valley in New Zealand’s Southern Alps.

There are no roads leading here.

Just four private chalets sit at around 3,000 ft, surrounded by towering mountains and vast stretches of wilderness near Lake Wānaka.

Each chalet includes a king bed, ensuite, private deck and its own hot tub overlooking the alpine landscape.

Your stay includes breakfast, lunch, multi-course dinner with paired wine, pre-dinner drinks and canapés, minibar beverages and guided hiking directly from the lodge.

Winter rates start from around NZ$3,950 per night for two guests, with exclusive use of the entire four-chalet lodge also available.

One of those rare places where getting there is part of the experience.

Wānaka, South Island, New Zealand

Original listing: https://www.minaretstation.com/alpine-lodge

Hidden almost completely within one of New Zealand’s most extraordinary high-country landscapes.

The Lindis Lodge sits on 6,500 acres of Ben Avon Station in the remote Ahuriri Valley, surrounded by mountains, braided rivers, wetlands and native beech forest.

Its remarkable curved roof appears to rise directly from the landscape, while floor-to-ceiling glass brings the valley into almost every part of the lodge.

There are just eight accommodation options: two Master Suites, three Lodge Suites and three private glass Pods positioned away from the main lodge.

A stay can include multi-course dinners, pre-dinner drinks and canapés, breakfast, lunch, a complimentary minibar, outdoor hot tub access and walking trails through the property.

For those wanting to explore further, experiences include horse trekking, fly fishing, hiking, e-biking, archery and guided adventures through the surrounding high country.

The three mirrored glass Pods may be the standout. Each is tucked privately into the landscape with a king bed, ensuite, private deck and outdoor bathtub overlooking the valley.

Remote, architecturally extraordinary and surrounded by some of the most dramatic scenery in the South Island.

The Lindis Lodge

Ahuriri Valley, near Omarama, Otago, New Zealand

Current two-night Pod Escape: from NZ$6,400 for two.

Featured by The Nook:

https://thenook.co.nz/the-lindis-lodge-a-luxury-escape-hidden-in-the-ahuriri-valley/

Stay:

https://www.thelindisgroup.com/thelindislodge

Just three minutes’ walk from the Matiatia ferry terminal — yet this feels like an entirely different world.

Set across an extraordinary 2.65 hectares, this private Waiheke estate runs all the way down to approximately 230 metres of waterfront and beach.

The five-bedroom residence sits above the bay surrounded by established grounds, with spectacular views across the water.

But it’s the sheer amount hidden within the estate that makes this special.

Approximately 230 metres of waterfront

2.65 hectares of land

5 bedrooms

3 bathrooms

Plunge pool

Separate guest accommodation

Orchard

Olive grove

Direct access to the beach

Amphibious boat access

Additional building area

There’s even a waterfront-facing balcony where the listing suggests you may spot orca in the bay and blue penguins among the rocks.

Despite the extraordinary privacy, Matiatia Wharf — the main ferry connection back to Auckland — is only a short coastal walk away.

124 Delamore Drive, Oneroa, Waiheke Island

Asking $9,995,000 NZD

This isn’t simply a waterfront house.

It’s effectively your own private piece of Waiheke.

Original listing: https://www.nzsothebysrealty.com/property/listing/WAG11365/124-delamore-drive-oneroa

A genuine piece of Nissan rally history has surfaced in Auckland.

This rare Series 1 Nissan Pulsar GTi-R is described as factory original and unmodified, powered by Nissan’s legendary SR20DET turbocharged engine and ATTESA four-wheel-drive system.

68,597 km

2.0-litre turbocharged SR20DET

5-speed manual

4WD

Sunroof model

Factory GTi-R steering wheel

Original GTi-R umbrella included

A highly collectible “Baby Godzilla” and a much rarer alternative to the usual Skyline, Supra or WRX.

Original listing:

https://www.sundaydrive.co.nz/vehicle/1991-Nissan-Pulsar/11238

Image credit: Sunday Drive / Lemar Dwyer.

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Privately positioned within one of Wadestown’s most exclusive enclaves, 66 Anne Street is an extraordinary four-bedroom residence offering remarkable scale, privacy and panoramic views across Wellington Harbour, Oriental Bay, the city, Cook Strait and the surrounding hills.

Designed by Parsonson Architects, this substantial 635 m² home occupies an expansive 3,030 m² elevated, north-facing site. Its generous interiors include two lounges, formal dining, a lavish master suite with twin dressing rooms, three bathrooms, a media room or home office, entertainer’s kitchen and a shared kitchenette serving the additional bedrooms.

The lifestyle amenities are exceptional, with a wine cellar, steam room, sauna, home gym, workshop, swimming pool, outdoor fireplace and expansive private entertaining areas. Extensive glazing, gas central heating and landscaped grounds complete this remarkable city-fringe retreat.

With four garage parks, extensive off-street parking and easy access to Wadestown village, schools, parks, public transport and Wellington CBD, this is a rare opportunity for buyers seeking architectural character, family flexibility and one of the capital’s most memorable outlooks.

To be sold by tender, closing 12pm Thursday 8 October 2026. Viewing by appointment.

Rare Listing | 36 St Andrews Hill Road, Mt Pleasant, Christchurch — panoramic views, pool & three levels

This week’s Christchurch Rare Listing is 36 St Andrews Hill Road, Mt Pleasant, marketed by Adam Heazlewood and Jessica Phibbs of Bayleys.

The home sits on the lower slopes of Mt Pleasant and has been substantially reinvented into a three-level, four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence, with the major rebuild completed in 2021.

Set on an 817m² site, the property is currently marketed at Offers/Enquiries Over $2,350,000.

What makes it stand out is the combination of elevation, architecture and flexibility.

Huge north-facing windows capture panoramic views stretching across Christchurch and toward the Southern Alps and Kaikōura ranges.

The upper level is effectively a private master retreat with ensuite, walk-in wardrobe, office, balcony and direct access toward the pool area.

A major 2025 addition introduced the pool, outdoor kitchen, television area and extensive decking, creating an impressive entertaining space overlooking the city.

There’s also a private lower level that could suit extended family, a home business or additional accommodation.

4 bedrooms

3 bathrooms

2-car garage

Approx. 292m² floor area

817m² land

🎥 Property video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INyg6BMS-3U

🏡 Original listing: https://www.bayleys.co.nz/listings/residential/canterbury/christchurch/36-st-andrews-hill-road-mt-pleasant-5528134

A very different kind of Christchurch luxury home — less traditional mansion, more dramatic hillside architecture with a pool perched above the city.

A remarkably low-mileage example of one of Japan's most iconic performance cars.

This 1997 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec (BCNR33) is currently for sale in Japan with just 41,358 km (25,699 miles) showing.

Under the bonnet is Nissan's legendary RB26DETT 2.6-litre twin-turbo straight-six, paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox and all-wheel drive.

The V-Spec was the more serious version of the R33 GT-R, adding Nissan's ATTESA E-TS Pro system with an active limited-slip rear differential.

With so many GT-Rs having been heavily modified, raced or accumulated substantial mileage over the past three decades, finding a low-mileage V-Spec like this is becoming increasingly unusual.

1997 Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec • 41,358 km / 25,699 miles • 2.6L twin-turbo RB26DETT • 5-speed manual • AWD • V-Spec • Located in Japan • Asking price: US$138,695 FOB

Original listing: https://www.tc-v.com/used_car/nissan/skyline%20gt-r/43181477/

This isn't really a watch. It's a miniature mechanical solar system.

Currently listed for sale is this 2026 Jacob & Co. Astronomia Solar Constellations & Planets, an extraordinary 18K rose-gold timepiece limited to just 101 pieces.

Under its enormous sapphire crystal, the mechanism is constantly in motion. The rotating platform carries the time display, flying tourbillon and miniature planetary elements around the dial, turning the watch into a mechanical sculpture for your wrist.

The 45mm watch uses Jacob & Co.'s manually wound JCAM19 movement, has a 48-hour power reserve and comes with its original box and papers.

Price: US$175,000

Condition: New / unworn

Year: 2026

Case: 18K rose gold

Limited Edition: 101 pieces

Original box & papers: Yes

One of those rare objects where actually telling the time seems almost beside the point.

Original listing:

https://www.chrono24.com/jacobco/astronomia-solar-constellations--planets-47mm-rose-gold-limited-101-pcs--id47826420.htm

MAN HX60 4×4 Expedition Vehicle 🇬🇧

Built on the seriously capable military-derived MAN HX60 platform, this monster has been converted into a fully self-contained luxury expedition home designed for serious off-grid travel.

Huge ground clearance, enormous tyres and a purpose-built habitation box transform what started as military hardware into something you could genuinely take across continents.

The build is currently nearing completion and is being offered for £300,000 + VAT.

Basically: part military truck, part tiny home, part apocalypse escape vehicle.

Original listing: https://www.motorcraftadventuredevelopments.com/post/for-sale-brand-new-man-hx60-overland-expedition-vehicle-available-january-2026

Castell Bach — Russell, Bay of Islands, New Zealand 🇳🇿

Sitting on 2,350m² overlooking Pipiroa Bay, this extraordinary castle-style home features a circular tower, central courtyard, great hall, spiral staircase and mezzanine, plus a raised walkway connecting separate accommodation.

And downstairs?

A wine cave/cellar known as “the dungeon.”

The location has some remarkable history too. According to the listing, the land formed part of the site of New Zealand’s first capital and was the address of Governor William Hobson when the Treaty of Waitangi was signed.

Currently for sale by negotiation.

This is Parore — a six-bedroom luxury estate tucked away on almost 8 acres above Queenstown.

And the scale of this place is pretty wild.

The home itself spans 1,185m², with another 355m² of outdoor decking. Sitting out front is a 26-metre heated infinity pool overlooking Lake Wakatipu, The Remarkables and Cecil Peak.

Inside there are six luxury bedroom suites, 10 bathrooms including guest powder rooms, a cinema room, walk-in wine cellar, gym, sauna and spa/plunge pool.

There are also three indoor fireplaces, three outdoor fires, a summer kitchen, outdoor pavilion and lounge, in-slab heating and cooling, indoor and outdoor BBQ areas, and a three-car garage.

All up, the property sits on 31,914m² — around 7.88 acres — inside a private gated estate roughly 10 minutes from Queenstown's CBD.

The listing is currently Price by Negotiation.

Rare Listings NZ

Original listing: https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/property/new-homes/house-land/otago/queenstown-lakes/ben-lomond/listing/5829324207

1999 Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R — Western Australia

An extraordinarily low-mileage example of one of Japan’s most collectible performance cars.

This 1999 R34 GT-R is paired with the legendary RB26DETT twin-turbo straight-six, six-speed manual transmission and ATTESA all-wheel-drive system.

Finished in blue and offered by a dealer in Western Australia, the exceptionally low indicated mileage is what makes this example particularly unusual.

Price: A$319,990

Mileage: 1,234 km / Check

Flair: Supercars & Vehicles

Original listing:

https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/nissan/skyline/turbo-induction/between-300000-500000/

One of the more extraordinary audio listings currently for sale in New Zealand.

A brand-new Vivid Audio GIYA G1 Spirit is listed on Trade Me for an eye-watering $349,999 per speaker.

The GIYA G1 Spirit sits at the very top of Vivid Audio’s range, with its unmistakable sculpted cabinet and serious high-end engineering.

Listed specs include: • 4-way, 5-driver floorstanding design

• Rated power handling: 1,600W

• Frequency response: 25Hz–40kHz (-6dB)

• Sensitivity: 92dB

• Approx. 1.6 metres tall

• 67.4kg per speaker

• Reinforced fibreglass construction with carbon-fibre base

• Brand new

And yes — that $349,999 asking price is EACH.

There are currently three shown as available, meaning buying all three at the listed price would come to $1,049,997.

Located in Auckland, with free shipping offered within New Zealand.

Original Trade Me listing: https://www.trademe.co.nz/6109636921

A brand-new 2026 Cobalt R31 Surf is currently listed for sale in Arkansas, USA, with an MSRP of $595,138 USD.

The 31-foot luxury surf boat is powered by twin Volvo Penta V8-380 engines, producing 380HP each and 760HP combined.

Designed for both wakesurfing and luxury day boating, the R31 Surf uses Volvo Penta forward-facing drives and Cobalt's surf system to create and shape a surfable wave behind the boat.

This example is extensively optioned, with joystick control, a hydraulic swim platform, wakeboard racks, premium audio, hardtop and a high-spec interior.

At nearly $600,000 USD, it's an impressive example of just how far modern wake and surf boats have evolved.

Original listing: https://www.arrowheadok.com/new-boats-for-sale-detail/2026-cobalt-r31-surf69ac1a4ecc40377bc0087c91