76 Tennis Court Road, Raumati South
| 4 Beds | 3 Baths | 2 Living Rooms | 903 Square metres | 4 car spaces | 192 Square metres |
Entering on a kwila boardwalk through the edible garden, you really get an understanding of this unique piece of architecture designed by Ben Gilpin.
The sleek lines, slatted cedar, oversized windows and bold white trim really enhance the finesse and architectural design of this beautiful home.
Providing a feeling of space and light is the sun-drenched main living area. Featuring high ceilings, a large slider and floor to ceiling windows, you get to experience the gardens from all angles and the floating floor connects to the outdoors seamlessly.
Inside features all of the modern, functional and stylish finishes you could ever want. From the tiled family bathroom with a freestanding bath and underfloor heating to the long corridor connecting each bedroom with custom cabinetry in the wardrobes, you'll find more to love everywhere you turn.
A special and standout feature in the home is the black, slick, symmetrical kitchen. With a granite benchtop, integrated appliances, well designed lighting and a hidden scullery, it is the perfect spot for the family chef.
There are over 100 fruit and vege trees scattered throughout the section for you to forage and a large chicken coop to contribute to the sustainable lifestyle. The outdoor deck is sheltered and spans around the house providing the ultimate indoor-outdoor flow. This is the perfect spot to entertain as it is sheltered, and connected to the main living spaces.
Located just minutes walk from the beach, Queen Elizabeth Park, schools and the park – this really is a great location. This is a very unique opportunity in Raumati South; one not to be missed.
Viewing by appointment only.
For more information or to arrange a viewing, call Karl on 021 0254 6031. You can also visit our website http://www.soldonkapiti.co.nz.
Source:
HOUSE FLOOR AREA: 192m2 CoreLogic (RPNZ)
GARAGE FLOOR AREA: 36M2 (unverified)
LAND AREA: 903M2 more or less - Land Information NZ
Image credit - Paul McCredie (architecture photographer)
