Elevated Entertainer's Dream with Panoramic Views
Sundrenched and spacious, full height triple slider doors open out onto an enormous north-facing entertainer's deck with views to Rangitoto, Skytower and beyond to One Tree Hill. Imagine seeing in the New Year on the deck viewing the city lights and fireworks displays! Throw back the sliding cedar screens to take in the sunsets in the Western aspect. Overhead tiltable Louvretec, outdoor light fixtures, and exterior power outlets allow you to make use of the deck all year round into the evening. Pass platters of food via sliding windows from the huge kitchen directly to family and guests on the deck. Guests can flow back and forth to the level deck from the large glamorous lounge featuring high stud and rimu ceilings, exuding mid-century elegance.
Sweeping driveway served by double gates, loads of secure off-street parking for multiple vehicles and the boat, with up to three bays under cover. Charge your electric vehicles directly from the dedicated 3-phase power charger.
Architectural design by H. Alwyn Gillam in the 1960s, taking full advantage of the elevated position to maximise the sun, light, and views. Elongated pavillion-style layout, featuring high stud, clerestory and floor-to-ceiling windows, skylights, grand entrance foyer to the Californian Redwood bannister stairs, and the brilliantly lit floating wooden ceiling in full-span front carport. Mid-century modern decor is evident throughout, true to the style of the era. Sympathetic renovations designed by Leuschke Group Architects.
Downstairs is a generously-proportioned self-contained two bedroom unit with full-sized lounge and newly fitted kitchen. Leverage potential for separated multi-generational living, home-based business, or rental income.
Sweeping driveway served by double gates, loads of secure off-street parking for multiple vehicles and the boat, with up to three bays under cover. Charge your electric vehicles directly from the dedicated 3-phase power charger.
Architectural design by H. Alwyn Gillam in the 1960s, taking full advantage of the elevated position to maximise the sun, light, and views. Elongated pavillion-style layout, featuring high stud, clerestory and floor-to-ceiling windows, skylights, grand entrance foyer to the Californian Redwood bannister stairs, and the brilliantly lit floating wooden ceiling in full-span front carport. Mid-century modern decor is evident throughout, true to the style of the era. Sympathetic renovations designed by Leuschke Group Architects.
Downstairs is a generously-proportioned self-contained two bedroom unit with full-sized lounge and newly fitted kitchen. Leverage potential for separated multi-generational living, home-based business, or rental income.