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Set within 6,255m² of established, park-like grounds, this distinctive cedar-clad residence is a home of rare character, space and atmosphere. Thoughtfully positioned it sits among mature trees and gardens, it offers exceptional privacy and tranquillity – a true sanctuary designed for relaxed family living.
Offered to the market for the very first time, the home has been loved and cherished by the same family since it was built, carefully maintained and enjoyed as a true long-term residence. Few properties carry such a genuine sense of history and belonging.
Built in 1973, the home reflects the enduring principles of late mid-century modern design and New Zealand regional modernism. The layout unfolds in a relaxed pavilion-style plan, with living spaces arranged to capture light, sun and outlooks while maintaining a sense of shelter and retreat. From the moment you arrive, the property feels calm, grounded and completely at ease within its surroundings.
The character of the home is expressed through warm timber tones, generous glazing and effortless indoor-outdoor flow. Extensive cedar cladding and timber joinery create a natural, tactile feel, reminiscent of the timber modern homes of the Pacific Northwest – where architecture is defined by a close relationship with trees, landscape and natural materials. Large windows frame garden views from almost every room, allowing the home to blend softly into its surroundings.
The residence offers approximately 250m² of living, including four bedrooms within the main home, along with a self-contained lower-level unit. This flexible space is ideal for extended family, guests, teenagers or independent accommodation, allowing the home to adapt easily as needs change.
Inside, the atmosphere is inviting and relaxed. Living spaces are generous and light-filled, with a striking original stone fireplace forming the heart of the main lounge. Large windows and sliding doors conn...
Sonya Joyce