Seatoun
Seatoun is the seaside village suburb of Wellington at the end of the Miramar Peninsula, with its own wharf, its own beach and its own high street on Dundas Street.
Why people love it here
Seatoun feels like a small town that happens to be in the city. Dundas Street has the community cafe, the gastropub, the butcher and the Four Square, the beach is at the end of the road with the playground and the changing sheds, and the wharf runs out into the harbour for fishing and summer swims.
The houses are the villas and bungalows of the early 1900s on the flat, and the newer homes up the slopes behind, and a lot of families have been here for generations.
The harbour entrance is the view. Ships come in past the wharf, Matiu/Somes Island sits in the middle of the water, and Point Dorset and the old Fort Dorset are the headland walk at the end of the bay.
Through the Pass of Branda the coast road runs to Breaker Bay and round to Lyall Bay, Worser Bay and Scorching Bay are a few minutes north, and Seatoun School is the primary at the heart of it.
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Seatoun, counted
Stats NZ figures for the statistical area Seatoun, Place summaries. Population is the estimated resident population; the rest are the 2023 Census. Licensed CC BY 4.0.
The best of Seatoun
Every pick checked against its own listing on 13 September 2026.
What you can buy here
The Seatoun villa
On the flat streets behind the beach, a verandah and a garden and the village at the end of the road.
The bungalow near the wharf
1920s weatherboard, a short walk to the water.
The house on the slope
Up the hill behind the village, built for the harbour entrance and the island in the windows.
The village at the end of the road
Dundas Street
The cafe, the pub, the butcher and the Four Square, and the school round the corner.
The water
The beach, the wharf and the harbour entrance, with the headland walk at the end of the bay.
What people ask about Seatoun
Where is Seatoun?
Seatoun is at the eastern end of the Miramar Peninsula in Wellington, about 10 km from Lambton Quay, facing the harbour entrance.
How far is Seatoun from Wellington's city centre?
About 10 km by road through Miramar and the Mount Victoria tunnel, and about ten minutes from the airport.
What is Seatoun known for?
Seatoun Wharf and beach, Dundas Street's village, the Pass of Branda, Fort Dorset and the Wahine memorial at Churchill Park.
What kind of homes are in Seatoun?
Villas and 1920s bungalows on the flat behind the beach and houses on the slopes built for the harbour entrance and the island in the windows.
What schools are in Seatoun?
Seatoun School is the primary, and Rongotai College, Wellington East Girls' College and Wellington High School are the zoned secondaries.
How many properties has Jason Lange sold in Seatoun?
2 properties, from my own sale records, counting every title once. Every one is on the results page with its address. See them→
2 properties I have sold in Seatoun
From my own sale records, read 17 September 2026. Sale prices are not published here.
Tell me your street and I will send you your Seatoun performance report, with specific sales and data.
“At a time when the Wellington market is challenging, Jason worked hard to get us a good price for our property. He kept us informed all the way and always did what he said he would do. We appreciated his personal, trustworthy and professional attitude. Would definitely recommend him.”
