chch.live a heritage walk

The village’s remains

Seven entries across what was a self-contained village, the church, the store, the schoolmaster’s house, a grove, a reserve, and the crematorium’s chapel at the far end. Spread out; the far stop is a walk of its own from the village.

Stops on the register
7
The line, straight
6.2 km
The ground
Belfast

The walk, as a line

St David's Church and Setting1Commercial building and Setting, Scanes Store2Dwelling and Setting, Spring Grove3Dwelling and setting, Belfast School Master's House4Kapuatohe Reserve5Dwelling and Setting6Harewood Crematorium, Chapel and Setting7

Straight between pins, the streets run longer. Every numbered pin opens that place’s own record.

The stops, in order

  1. St David's Church and Setting, 831 Main North Road · Heritage NZ list 3810 · 26 unread leads

    St David’s Church, the village church on the roll.

  2. Commercial building and Setting, Scanes Store, 1 Cassidy Place · 20 unread leads

    Scanes Store, the village’s commercial entry.

  3. Dwelling and Setting, Spring Grove, 94 Bill Hammond Drive · Heritage NZ list 3811 · 8 unread leads

    Spring Grove, the named dwelling.

  4. Dwelling and setting, Belfast School Master's House, 665 Main North Road · Heritage NZ list 3350 · 6 unread leads

    The schoolmaster’s dwelling, the school’s own listing.

  5. Kapuatohe Reserve, 665 Main North Road · 7 unread leads

    Kapuatohe Reserve, listed ground.

  6. Dwelling and Setting, 663 Main North Road · 7 unread leads

    A listed dwelling, one more house the roll kept.

  7. Harewood Crematorium, Chapel and Setting, 509 Johns Road · 10 unread leads

    The Harewood crematorium and chapel, the walk’s far end.

What the register built on the way

Council structures within about 30 m of the stop-to-stop line, the bridges, steps and shelters the route passes. Site names are the register’s own.

The reports along it

753 council reports pinned within 150 m of the line, most often Trees & parks and Roads & footpaths, 614 with a photograph. A pin is where a reporter stood, not a claim about the place itself.

Pothole 30 Belfast Rd · 3 October 2026
Pothole 11 March Pl · 3 October 2026
Dumped Rubbish Station Rd · 3 October 2026
Dumped Rubbish 651 Main North Rd · 1 October 2026
Road Blockage 19 Rita Angus Rd · 29 September 2026
General Request 12 Shenley Drive, Belfast · 26 September 2026
Dumped Rubbish 651 Main North Rd · 23 September 2026
Fallen Tree 2 Darroch Street, Belfast · 15 September 2026
Water Leak Sheldon Park Main North Road, Belfast · 12 September 2026

Questions, answered briefly

What is the "The village’s remains" walk?

Seven entries across what was a self-contained village, the church, the store, the schoolmaster’s house, a grove, a reserve, and the crematorium’s chapel at the far end. 7 listed places, 6.2 km as the line runs, Belfast.

Where does "The village’s remains" start and end?

St David's Church and Setting (831 Main North Road) to Harewood Crematorium, Chapel and Setting (509 Johns Road), the order is a suggestion, not the only way round.

Are the stops on "The village’s remains" really listed?

Every one, each pin is a row in the district plan’s heritage schedule, and each opens the place’s own sourced record here.

How long is the "The village’s remains" walk?

6.2 km measured straight between the pins, the streets run longer, and the stops deserve a pause each.

The record behind this

Every stop is a row in the district plan’s heritage schedule, held here as the register’s own layer. The order and the notes are ours, the listings are the council’s and Heritage New Zealand’s. "Setting" is the register’s word for the ground a listing covers.

The rest of the register here: Belfast

The same ground today: Belfast

This page as markdown: /walks/belfast-village.md · the route as data: /walks/belfast-village.geojson · on the live map: the walks layer.