Central City

367 High Street, Central City, Dunedin

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3,652sqm

One of the city's finest

Positioned majestically overlooking the city on it's large 3,652sqm section this magnificent stately 669sqm residence, known as Threave, is now available to an astute new owner. Designed in 1903 by R.A Lawson the historic (category I) dwelling has grounds and gardens designed and planted by Prof. Bayliss (past Prof. Botany Otago University). Extensive recent renovations, retaining original features, and conversions now enhance potential usage. Currently a single home with seven distinct suites (each with own bathroom, living room bedroom and kitchen ). With this versatility the property should appeal. Each room is fully furnished. Furnishings are available to a potential purchaser (chattel list available). There are two garages with access from Stafford Street. Supportive documentation available to approved purchasers including registered valuation. VENDOR FINANCE OPTION AVAILABLE.

For Sale by Negotiation

Miles Rapley

Dunedin

+64 27 201 0567

miles.rapley@bayleys.co.nz

Otago Realty Group Ltd, Bayleys,

Licensed under the REA Act 2008

Features

Aspect

Overlooks ocean and harbour views as well as city scape. Walking distance to central city

Classification

Historic Places Category I building plus several significant trees in the extensive gardens.

Features

Plaster and metal ornate ceilings in several downstairs rooms. Ornate columns, arches and plasterwork. Decorative wood mouldings, Feature stained glass and stairway. Distinctive wood fireplaces in ground floor formal rooms

Grounds

Extensive mature gardens with pathways connecting High Street and Stafford Street. Gardens are exceptionally planted with exotics and natives

Layout

Large family home on 4 levels in 7 suites providing great flexibility in a central location

Parking

Ample on street parking at High St and two secure garages accessed from Stafford St

Refreshed interior

7 new kitchens, bathrooms and new flooring throughout. Redecorated. Original features (1903) retained where remaining, and 1960s apartment conversion incorporated where possible.