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House with pool and gardenHavelock North (New Zealand)
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Surface415 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms2 land1.2 ha

Name: Havelock North Luxury House for Sale | From $2,200,000 to $5,600,000 | 415 m²
Creator: Le Figaro Properties

Why this property will seduce you

Breathtaking Panoramic Views: Vista over Havelock North, ranges, and ocean.
Integrated Architecture: Glass and low roofs merging interior with landscape.
Flexible Interior Spaces: Three distinct living zones for varied activities.

Some homes are shaped by their outlook. This one is designed around it.
Set in Tauroa Valley, one of Havelock North’s most desirable lifestyle settings, this Simon Clarkson-designed residence has been created to make the most of its position, privacy and long views across the landscape.
Afternoon light moves through the living spaces, catching the lawn, garden and outlook beyond. From here, the view reaches across Havelock North to the ranges, with Napier Hill in the distance and a glimpse of the Pacific Ocean.
Low rooflines and generous expanses of glass give the home a strong connection to its surroundings, with the landscape becoming part of the experience from every living space.
There is a lovely contrast between the broad outlook from the main living areas and the more sheltered feel of the pool. Surrounded by established planting and tucked comfortably into the architecture, it becomes a natural place to spend a summer afternoon.
Inside, three separate living spaces provide flexibility without feeling disconnected, offering places to gather, retreat, work or simply sit with the sun and the view. Four bedrooms, a separate office and two bathrooms provide generous accommodation, while four-car garaging adds a level of practicality that is increasingly difficult to find.
Beyond the property itself, Tauroa Valley is known for its natural setting. More than 700 native trees and plants have been established throughout the area, creating an environment rich in flora and fauna and attracting native birdlife.
Despite the sense of privacy and separation, Havelock North Village is only a few minutes away by car, with its cafés, restaurants, boutiques and everyday amenities close at hand. The walking and mountain biking trails of Te Mata Peak are just a short walk from home.
It is a compelling combination of architecture, outlook and lifestyle - private, spacious and connected to one of Hawke’s Bay’s most desirable locations.
Not simply a home defined by what it has, but by the things you would get to notice every day.

Advertiser reference : 120569586Le Figaro Properties reference : 108993565

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