At Platinum Homes Manawatu, the team combines local knowledge with industry expertise to make every home-building journey seamless. A family run business led by husband and wife team, Managing Director Henry Botha heads the team with over 20 years of construction experience, supported by Angela who is also the Accounts Manager.
Their team includes New Home Sales and Colour Consultant Karen Cross, and Construction Manager Callum McArley, a qualified builder and Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP). Together, they provide personalised support from planning to completion.
With extensive experience managing builds of all scales, from simple supplementary dwellings to multi-unit projects, the team works closely with trusted suppliers and subcontractors to ensure a seamless process. Regardless of budget or unique requirements, every home is treated with the same level of care and attention to detail - as if it were their own - delivering the highest standards of quality and craftsmanship.
If you're keen to chat, get in touch with us anytime on 06 650 4505 or send us an email.
At Platinum Homes, we design homes around your unique needs and lifestyle. From assessing your site to refining your design and selecting the perfect finishes, we’re with you every step of the way.
Create a light-filled coastal retreat designed to maximise your views, natural light, and connection to the landscape. Every detail is tailored to your site and vision.
Rural Lifestyle Homes
Whether you’re after a secluded haven or a home that blends into the landscape, we specialise in crafting rural homes designed for comfort and life in the country.
Custom Design & Build
Whether you have a clear vision or a collection of ideas and inspiration, we’ll work with you to design and build your dream home — one that truly reflects your lifestyle and priorities.
Ready-to-Build Plans
Our ready-to-build plans are the perfect starting point. Choose a layout you love and tailor it to suit your lifestyle and preferences.
House & Land Packages
Choose your location and we’ll take care of the rest — matching a section with a home design that makes the most of it.
Knockdown & Rebuild
Outgrown your home, but not the neighbourhood? We’ll replace your existing house with a new one that suits the way you live — right where you are.
Our Locations
We’ve built across your region including
Ashhurst
Horowhenua
Mount Taylor
Pohangina Valley
Marton
Waverley
Awapuni
Hunterville
Otairi
Sanson
Patea
Feilding
Palmerston North
Dannevirke
Ohakune
Taumarunui
Taihape
Pipiriki
Shannon
Bulls
Manakau
Woodville
Pongaroa
Local Experts, Building for Manawatu
Manawatu is known for its rolling hills, rich farmland, and strong, close-knit communities.
As locals, we’re proud to build homes that suit the region’s lifestyle. Whether you’re building in town or out in the country, our experienced team is here to guide you through every step of the journey. Start your new home journey with us and let’s bring your dream home to life in Manawatu.
Further reading
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From the team here at Platinum Homes, we wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and a safe and happy festive season.Our Show Homes will be closed over the Christmas break – look below for the dates...
Our First Ignite Range Home Completed For Investors
The Platinum Homes Hawke’s Bay team has recently completed and handed over the very first home from our new Ignite Plan Range - a milestone for both our team and our clients.
When you’re building a new home with Platinum Homes, there are countless details to consider and electrical planning is one area that can often get overlooked.
