Harrier Place in Hurunui District

Country Oven Bakery and Cafe – approx. 1,1 km.

Bunco's Diner (outdoor seating) at Carters Road 47 – approx. 1,1 km.

Paris Bakery Cafe (French) at Carters Road 96B – approx. 1,1 km.

Amberley pies (wheelchair accessible) at Markham Street 1 – approx. 1,2 km.

Amberley Medical Centre (opening hours: Mon–Fri 8–20) at Hilton Drive 6 (7441) – approx. 900 m.

Super Liquor (opening hours: Mon–Wed 9–20; Thu–Sat 9–21; Sun 10–19) at Carters Road 121 (7410) – approx. 1000 m.

Amberley Postshop at Carters Road 103 (7410) – approx. 1,1 km.

Sally Mac's at Carters Road 94 – approx. 1,1 km.

Arthur Burke's – approx. 1,2 km.

Crafty Barber – approx. 1,1 km.

Vintage Rose Boutique Salon (opening hours: Mon–Fri 9–18; Sat 9–14) at Carters Road 96C – approx. 1,2 km.

Amberley Hotel – approx. 1,1 km.

Brew Moon Brewery – approx. 1,3 km.

Amberley Rest Home (group home) at Hilton Drive 1 (7410) – approx. 950 m.

Nor'wester (regional cuisine, cake, pasta, international, breakfast, coffee shop, opening hours: Mon–Thu 7:30–16; Fri–Sat 7:30–20; Sun 8–16) at Carters Road 95 – approx. 1,1 km.

Westpac – approx. 1,1 km.

Amberley Fruit & Vege at Carters Road 96 (7410) – approx. 1,1 km.

The Blue Dairy (chicken, burgers) at Carters Road 98 (7410) – approx. 1,1 km.

The Kebab Junction (kebab, opening hours: Mon–Sun 11:30–20:30) at Carters Road 96D (7410) – approx. 1,2 km.

Basher's ITM Amberley at Carters Road 82 – approx. 1,1 km.

Arthur Burke's – approx. 1,2 km.

Woolworths (Woolworths, opening hours: Mon–Sun 7–21) at Carters Road 121 (7410) – approx. 1000 m.

Hurunui Memorial Library Amberley (Operator: Hurunui District Council, opening hours: Mon–Wed, Fri 9–17; Thu 9–18; Sat 9–13) at Carters Road 111 (7410) – approx. 1,1 km.

Amberley Op Shop (SPCA, opening hours: Mon–Sun 9–16:30) at Carters Road 96E – approx. 1,1 km.

Charles Upham Statue (artist: Mark Whyte). The statue was unveiled on 10 December 1997 by the then Prime Minister of New Zealand, the Hon. Jenny Shipley. The statue depicts Charles Upham ‘the observer’, using the skill he practised in peace and war learnt while shepherding and mustering on the h – approx. 1,1 km.