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LION ROCK STATION
A Bay of Islands listing sold on its outlook, run on Antimony's full-funnel campaign system.
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A SHORT INTRODUCTION
Lion Rock Station looks out over the Bay of Islands, with views stretching across the 144 islands that make up this subtropical playground. The outlook is the product. Everything else is detail. We ran it through the Barfoot & Thompson engine and built the campaign around the one thing no competing listing could copy: that view.
Barfoot & Thompson is New Zealand's largest privately owned agency, family-run for a hundred years. They brought us in to sell their most remote, premium coastal listings the way the best brands sell anything: online, at scale, to exactly the right people.The job was to turn high-end video and photography into a journey that found serious buyers and warmed them up long before they stood on the land. So we built the system to do it, and built it to repeat.
THE CHALLENGE

When the view is the entire pitch

OUR MOVE

For a property whose whole value is its outlook, the creative has to carry it. We led with the vista, built a landing page that let it breathe, ran targeted campaigns to high-intent and offshore buyers, and fed every enquiry straight into CRM for fast follow-up.

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Wiroa Station

This private 88-hectare playground stretches over the tranquil Te Puna Inlet

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This private 88-hectare playground stretches over the tranquil Te Puna Inlet

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WORDS FROM ANTIMONY
Every listing has a hero asset. Most marketing buries it under a list of everything else. Lion Rock had one thing no competing property in the Bay of Islands could touch, a view across 144 islands, and our entire job was to refuse to dilute it. So we built everything around the outlook. The creative led with it, the landing page gave it room to breathe instead of cramming it between bullet points, and the campaign targeted the high-intent and offshore buyers most likely to pay for a view like that. Then we pointed the funnel at the one conversion that matters for a property like this: turning a screen into a private viewing. Once someone stands there and sees it in person, the outlook closes the deal. Our job was simply to get them there.
Sam Hill, Managing Director of Antimony

A view across 144 islands, sold to a buyer who saw it first on a screen.

THE PROOF

Lion Rock ran as part of the Barfoot & Thompson programme, the engine that booked 143 private viewings inside a campaign that sold $38M of property. For a view-led listing the job is converting a screen into a site visit, and the private viewing is the moment the outlook does the rest.

WORDS FROM BARFOOT & THOMPSON
The results were phenomenal, and it came down to how completely Antimony understood our buyers.
Peter Thompson, Managing Director