Frankton
35A Queens Avenue, Frankton, Hamilton
Auction
(unless sold prior)
STUNNING ARCHITECTURAL ABODE
A stunning architectural abode, designed with modern sophistication and concrete tilt slab construction. This central city chic townhouse has strong form and a contemporary identity. It embodies urban family and has all the living angles covered. Spread over two well-connected levels, the considered layout encompasses four stylish bedrooms, two bathrooms and e-zones upstairs and down. Floor to ceiling glass throughout really brings natural light to every corner of the home. Floating stairs lead to the second level where you enjoy the open-plan space, anchored by expansive views and impressive sunsets from the kitchen and living area. Capitalising on outdoor flow with a large entertainment balcony not only overlooking the lap pool but externally connecting the first and second level.
A luxurious master suite is complete with an adjacent relaxation room, a lavish retreat with a soothing and restful feel. This sanctuary has a large double vanity ensuite, a dressing room and a stacking sliding door opening up to the amazing elevated views over the west ranges. An office space/4th bedroom completes this floor. The ground level features two double bedrooms, a separate lounge seamlessly flowing to the pool and entertaining area. Another highlight of the home is the generous roof deck with uninterrupted 360-degree views, exclusively private and a true sun trap offering one of Hamilton's most elevated outlooks.
Masterfully conceived, this home uses spaces very efficiently, provides excellent storage solutions and boasts internal access double garaging. Its simplistic modern grounds generate good visuals and easy-care maintenance. The ethos of this exquisitely detailed townhouse is to provide its occupants with comfort, relaxation and opportunities to enjoy life. Blue chip real estate, 35A Queens Avenue is a boutique enclave located just a gentle stroll from the CBD and Lake Rotoroa, not to mention Waikato Hospital across the lake. Absent owners want to meet the market.
