- Price Guide: Buy
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Deadline sale
- Bedrooms:
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4
- Bathrooms:
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3
- Car Spaces:
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3
Details
Built for all-day sun and commanding harbour and city views just two blocks from the Octagon, this unique and timeless architectural gem is a superb example of Ted McCoy’s talents, with huge appeal and potential.
The three-level home, with separate one-bedroom flat, features in ‘A Southern Architecture’, a definitive book about the NZ Institute of Architects’ Gold Medal winner. With only two owners since it was built in 1963, the property retains many original features including its mid-century modern main bathroom, copper fireplace surround and range hood, coloured stairwell windows and timber detail throughout.
Picture windows on all sides of the flowing living areas and kitchen capture sun from the east, north and west. The upper story is well-designed for entertaining, with indoor-outdoor flow to a small patio to enjoy an evening wine beside fresh herb planters.
The warmth, comfort and position of this iconic Dunedin home make it an enduring pleasure to live in. The main bedroom, on the upper level, basks in sunshine and has stunning views out to Mount Cargill. There are two more double bedrooms, a second bathroom and a basement laundry that gives easy access to the back yard and washing line, and a native woodland garden extending to the rear boundary.
The self-contained one-bedroom flat, also with outstanding views and plenty of sun, offers potential for extra income and has previously been a base for extended family and visiting university professors, staff and students. A single garage plus two car spaces provide plenty of parking (though with everything in easy walking distance you may choose not to use a car).
With Residential 4 zoning, this property offers a rare opportunity to secure a distinctive and fantastically located home.
The three-level home, with separate one-bedroom flat, features in ‘A Southern Architecture’, a definitive book about the NZ Institute of Architects’ Gold Medal winner. With only two owners since it was built in 1963, the property retains many original features including its mid-century modern main bathroom, copper fireplace surround and range hood, coloured stairwell windows and timber detail throughout.
Picture windows on all sides of the flowing living areas and kitchen capture sun from the east, north and west. The upper story is well-designed for entertaining, with indoor-outdoor flow to a small patio to enjoy an evening wine beside fresh herb planters.
The warmth, comfort and position of this iconic Dunedin home make it an enduring pleasure to live in. The main bedroom, on the upper level, basks in sunshine and has stunning views out to Mount Cargill. There are two more double bedrooms, a second bathroom and a basement laundry that gives easy access to the back yard and washing line, and a native woodland garden extending to the rear boundary.
The self-contained one-bedroom flat, also with outstanding views and plenty of sun, offers potential for extra income and has previously been a base for extended family and visiting university professors, staff and students. A single garage plus two car spaces provide plenty of parking (though with everything in easy walking distance you may choose not to use a car).
With Residential 4 zoning, this property offers a rare opportunity to secure a distinctive and fantastically located home.
Property Details
Property Type
Residential
Residential
Property Category
House
House
Garages
1
1
Inspection Times
By appointment
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