46 Cardno Way, Bronte, Tasman

Architectural spectacular - waterfront bliss

There are few more spectacular and intimate views on Tasman's sparkling Waimea Inlet than this. As new and ultra-contemporary, this jaw-dropping opportunity comprises two separate houses under one roof line and five hectares of land.

Overlooking the inlet, the long, lithe north-facing buildings are an architectural statement and brimming with remarkable inclusions. The prime residence, with its majestic, high ceilings and sun-washed spaces, has not been lived in since its 2022 completion.

Designed by renowned Redbox Architects and built by award-winning Foothold Developments to well above New Zealand standards, this is a property of luxury and presence in an amazing location, enhanced by its direct access to the water, through a small strip of reserve land.

Magnificent decks connect with the second house, angled away from the main home offering privacy, yet enjoying the same exquisite outlook. Each home is powerfully built with steel beams, offering five-star inclusions.

Huge living and entertaining space in the prime residence make this a home for stylish gatherings and a chef's kitchen to create memorable meals. All three bedrooms open to a deck and maximise inlet views. The luxurious master ensuite, bathroom, guest toilet and laundry are all fully tiled and feature under-floor heating.

The second house enables you to accommodate extended family and guests. Or there's rental income if you wish. Identical in look, quality inclusions and fittings, it features two bedrooms, a bathroom, guest toilet and open-plan living/kitchen.

Both houses feature Miele and Bosch appliances, double garaging with 3-phase EV charging and the best in home comforts, with an Eco-emphasis. Zehnder ventilation system, with heat exchanger, delivers ducted, filtered, refreshed air throughout the homes and water is solar heated.

This is a property to celebrate life, in fine style.

For a copy of the comprehensive information pack or to arrange a private viewing, contact Daniel Reed.