Clover Park Community House
16A Israel Avenue,
Clover Park
09 261 2510 or 027 287 1088
Antoinette Tiatia
Description
Built in 1915 as a private residence, Clover Park community house was purchased in 1976 by the council to operate as a community house. Community Builders New Zealand Trust operate Clover Park on behalf of Auckland Council. A space that is proud to offer a place of meeting for local people to use and its doors are always open to new events, activities or groups.
How to book
This venue is not managed by council.
For any bookings or queries please email ccloverparkcommunityhouse@cbnz.org or visit the Clover Park Community House website or phone 09 261 2510.
Accessibility
- Accessible parking: 2 car parks
Features
- Kitchen available
- Tables and chairs available
Parking
- Off-street parking: 12 car parks
Toilets
- Toilets
Available for bookings
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Elsmore Room
Originally named after his Worship the Mayor, Mr Lloyd Elsmore.
Room is suitable for: Small business conferences, birthday parties, dance/exercise, educational classes, playgroups, workshops, prayer groups, meetings, counselling sessionsHourly rates
- Non-profit: $7.00
- Standard: $10.00
- Saturday hall hire non-profit groups: $12.00
- Saturday hall hire standard rate: $15.00
Capacity
- Capacity: 15
Equipment
- Tables and chairs available
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Israel Room
In December 1957 the house and farmland was sold to Harry Montague and Ida Israel. They named this room after Margo Klippel-Israel in recognition of her work at the University of Auckland.
Room is suitable for: Small business meetings, group meetings, educational workshops, playgroups.Hourly rates
- Non-profit: $7.00
- Standard: $10.00
- Saturday hall hire non-profit groups: $12.00
- Saturday hall hire standard rate: $15.00
Capacity
- Capacity: 15
Equipment
- Tables and chairs available
- Whiteboard: fixed
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Phoenix Room
The farm name had been changed to the Phoenix Farm because of the phoenix palm trees lining the driveway from the Boundary Road entrance – now the Manukau Velodrome. The name was chosen in reflection of the phoenix palm trees.
Room is suitable for: Clinics, coffee groups, small book clubs, small business meeting, family group conferences, counselling sessions.Hourly rates
- Non-profit: $7.00
- Standard: $10.00
- Saturday hall hire non-profit groups: $12.00
- Saturday hall hire standard rate: $15.00
Capacity
- Capacity: 8
Equipment
- Tables and chairs available
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Tutakina Room
On 1 November 1995 His Worship the Mayor, Sir Barry Curtis opened the new extension to the house called the Tutakina Room (meaning ‘meeting room’).
Room is suitable for: Large group meetings, family gatherings, church services, birthday parties, dance/exercise/educational classes, playgroups, workshops, special occasionsHourly rates
- Non-profit: $10.00
- Standard: $15.00
- Saturday hall hire non-profit groups: $20.00
- Saturday hall hire standard rate: $25.00
Capacity
- Capacity: 50
Equipment
- Tables and chairs available
- Whiteboard: fixed
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