144A Beach Road, Campbells Bay, North Shore

Brand-new architectural sanctuary in Campbells ...

Brand-new, architecturally-designed and proudly positioned in Campbell's Bay iconic coastal neighbourhood, this residence celebrates low-maintenance, luxury living at its consummate best. Its elevated location is within easy walking distance to Campbells Bay School and both Campbells and Castor Bay beaches. Respected local architect Allan Shanahan designed the four-bedroom residence, masterfully maximising space, light and sea views within the contemporary cedar structure. Sharp, clean architectural lines are complemented with a profusion of glass, framed with feature black joinery. These dark accents have been carried into the supremely stylish interior aesthetic, which has been designed for functionality as well as beauty. A Certified Builders Guarantee also ensures excellent peace of mind for the new owner. No expense was spared when curating the fittings, fixtures and features inside, with meticulous attention to detail and top-of-the-line appliances. Light engineered oak Scandinavia timber floors soften the sleek white wall palette, and striking feature lighting has been sourced from ECC. Created by Neo Design, the kitchen is work-of art, with dark cabinetry, a butler's pantry, large island and chic pietra-grey marble benches and splashback.

A perfectly north-facing aspect ensures the residence is flooded with light and sun. The ground floor living, dining and kitchen room boasts significant proportions, with a high stud and two walls of glass stackers connecting indoors to out. There's one bedroom on the ground floor - it has its own private deck and is serviced by the bathroom on this level. This, like the other two upstairs, has floor-to-ceiling tiles and tapware sourced from Robertson Bathware. Many oversized windows upstairs capture sea views from every room and the expansive second living area, with views straight down the coast. The master retreat boasts the best views of the house - straight out to the north and showcasing Rangitoto, Whangaparaoa and all the islands of the gulf.