Deadline Sale (unless sold prior)

1pm, Thu 27 Jun 2019

Often admired for its distinctive style this stunning example of Spanish Mediterranean architecture sits in an elevated and commanding position facing north. This magnificent home was designed by architect Gordon Wesley Haines and built in 1929 by The Glue Bros. Highly sought after location overlooking the beautiful Wairarapa stream.

The Porte Cochere provides a grand entrance and all-weather shelter to the welcoming solid, timber front door. A prominent entrance foyer leads to the elegant living and formal dining room which boast high ceilings, Canadian Oregon panelled walls, gas fire and beautiful arched sash windows. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large, very sunny study which enjoys enchanting views out to the stream and Glandovey Road. Built of reinforced concrete cavity walls 12 inches thick - with a 'Double Roman' terracotta tiled roof and distinctive chimneys. Double garaging.

Often admired and photographed, this is a stunning historic home for new owners to be immensely proud of.

Zoned for Christchurch Boys' and Girls' High, Burnside, Cobham and Fendalton schools.

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