The four townhouses in Frances Bryers Rds at Hobsonville Point are thought to be the site of the next season of The Block New Zealand. Photo / Michael Craig
Residents of Hobsonville Point have been given a letter informing them of "up and coming" filming associated with The Block NZ in their suburb.
The letter, a copy of which was supplied to the Herald, also invites recipients of the letter to a meeting on Thursday night at which representatives from Warner Bros, Mediaworks and Auckland Council will be available for questioning.
"We would like to advise you of up-and-coming building and filming activity in your area associated with the television show The Block NZ," the letter reads.
"We consider it a privilege to work in your community and will do everything possible to ensure that we cause minimal disruption to your daily lives.
"We look forward to getting to know you over the course of the project, and hope to see you on Thursday."
The chair for the board of trustees at local Hobsonville Point Primary School, Meredith Kennett, didn't consider the project to be a huge concern to the community.
Nor did she think it would come as a huge surprise.
The site is rumoured to be a block of four townhouses in Frances Byers Rd, which are under construction.
A Hobsonville resident told the Herald on Sunday work on the site had stopped about three weeks before.
Production company Warner Bros already owns the former Kingsland Station House, which has previously been rumoured to be the location for the seventh series.
The company paid $2,760,000 last year for the 18-room property, which had been used as a boarding house before it was closed due to methamphetamine contamination.