Police said in a statement that "high-value" items had been taken in the burglaries.
The accused, who has been charged with three counts of burglary, will appear in New Plymouth District Court on August 18 for a bail hearing.
Police thanked the members of the public who phoned police to report suspicious behaviour, leading to the arrest.
"Reports from the public meant we were able to stop any further unlawful behaviour occurring and hold this person accountable for their actions," the statement said.