luxury real estate for sale Napier, New Zealand (page 2)

Parkhill Lodge offers a rare combination of scale, privacy, and income potential. Set within established grounds, the property makes a strong first impression on arrival, with a setting that is both substantial and peaceful. The home is well configured for everyday living while also accommodating larger gatherings with ease. The main residence centres around generous, well-proportioned living spaces. A formal entrance leads through to the kitchen, expansive lounge, and additional living areas, including a dedicated office. The layout is practical and cohesive, with strong connection to the gardens and outdoor areas. Upstairs, four bedrooms provide the primary accommodation, with the master and a second bedroom each including en-suites. The elevated position offers a quiet separation from the main living spaces. A key feature of the property is its flexibility. The separate pool room, complete with its own en-suite, works well as an entertaining space, guest accommodation, or for a range of uses. The fully self-contained guest wing further extends the options, offering three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a full kitchen. It is currently used for visitor accommodation and provides clear potential for income or extended family living. Outdoors, the established gardens, heated pool, and multiple outdoor living areas create a private and functional environment. There is ample garaging and storage to support vehicles, equipment, or workshop space, while the 6-hectare (more or less) leased orchard provides an additional income stream while remaining manageable in scale. Parkhill Lodge is a well-rounded estate offering space, flexibility, and long-term appeal. It will suit buyers seeking a multigenerational home, a lifestyle property with income, or a substantial residence for hosting and entertaining. An opportunity like this doesn't come often, get in quickly to secure your forever home today. Property is being sold plus GST if any.

Designed by Hawke’s Bay architect Graham Linwood, 75 Millar Road is a distinctive 409m² lifestyle residence set across approximately 7.57 hectares in the hills above Haumoana. Built in earth block and timber, the home has a depth and character that immediately sets it apart. The earth-block walls are composed of approximately 70% limestone, 20% granulated clay and 10% cement, complemented by cedar joinery, macrocarpa ceilings and recycled native timber trusses. The result is a home that feels substantial, warm and closely connected to its landscape. Deep-set windows frame changing views across lawn, mature trees and rolling countryside, extending towards the Ruahine and Kaweka ranges, Napier Hill and glimpses of the Pacific Ocean. At the centre of the home, the kitchen, dining and living spaces form one generous open-plan area. The kitchen features native timber cabinetry, granite preparation surfaces, a substantial island, extensive storage and a separate stainless-steel work area with a second sink. Bifold windows behind the main kitchen sink open directly into the adjoining indoor/outdoor entertaining room, creating an easy connection between the two spaces. Within the main living area, an open fire framed by local river stone and a feature recycled Jarrah mantel brings another layer of warmth and texture to the interior. The indoor/outdoor entertaining room is one of the defining spaces of The Hearth. Exposed timber trusses rise overhead, skylights bring in additional natural light and bifold doors open almost the full length of the western wall to the courtyard and garden. A second local river stone fireplace anchors one corner, while a built-in three-metre window seat with storage below creates a relaxed place to sit and take in the surroundings. It is a space designed for year-round entertaining - long lunches with the doors folded back, summer evenings extending outdoors and cooler nights gathered around the fire. Accommodation includes four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a separate office and a versatile media room. The primary suite opens directly outdoors and includes a walk-in wardrobe and ensuite with a bath positioned towards the outlook and a large bifold window opening to native planting. Two of the additional bedrooms incorporate ladder access to small mezzanine bed or play spaces. An underground wine cellar maintains a naturally stable temperature and adds another unexpected detail to the home. The residence also includes an internal-access four-car garage and workshop, providing substantial practical space without compromising the architectural character of the home. Outside, the property is equally well resolved. Established native planting, ornamental trees and mature pines give the grounds a strong sense of privacy and maturity. Two small ponds, open lawn and formed tracks through the paddocks and gullies encourage exploration of the wider property. A fenced, floodlit AstroTurf tennis court adds another recreational dimension. For buyers with boats, campervans or recreational equipment, the additional shedding is a significant asset. The implement shed and separate boat shed provide approximately 100m² of additional storage, with the boat shed incorporating power, water, a concrete floor and a built-in fish-filleting station with stainless-steel sink. Resource consent was granted in July 2026 to create two separate titles: approximately 4.81 hectares containing the existing residence and amenities, and approximately 2.726 hectares containing a potential building site. The proposed site sits nearby but separately from the main residence, creating flexibility for extended family to build close by while retaining privacy. Alternatively, a future owner could complete the subdivision and retain or sell the separate section. The Hearth combines architectural character, natural materials, privacy, recreational amenity and future flexibility in a distinctive Hawke’s Bay setting. Key Features * Approximately 409m² architect-designed residence * Approximately 7.5681 hectares in one title * Four bedrooms, three bathrooms, separate office and media room * Internal-access four-car garage and workshop * Approximately 100m² of additional implement and boat shedding * Floodlit, fully fenced AstroTurf tennis court * Resource consent granted for subdivision into approximately 4.81ha and 2.726ha titles * Two 25,000L water tanks supplied from a communal bore system * Programmable irrigation servicing lawns and gardens * Comprehensive heating including two heat pumps, wetback wood burner, radiators and zoned underfloor heating * Underground wine cellar with naturally stable temperature * Views towards the Ruahine and Kaweka ranges, Napier Hill and glimpses of the Pacific Ocean A comprehensive property information pack including LIM, title, floorplans and building report are available. Method of sale – Deadline (unless sold prior) 12 pm Thursday 8th October 2026.

There is something special about living close enough to the coast to hear the waves from home. Set within private, established surroundings and just a short stroll from the beach, this inviting 1950s home captures the relaxed character and easy pace that makes Te Awanga so appealing. Inside, timber floors, generous windows and a confident use of colour give the home plenty of personality. The updated kitchen connects naturally with a light-filled dining and sunroom area, where extensive glazing brings the garden into view. A separate lounge provides a cosy place to retreat, complete with a wood burner and heat pump for comfort through the seasons. The home offers two double bedrooms, including a particularly generous primary bedroom with an abundance of natural light. The updated bathroom features a walk-in shower, while a new roof and ceiling together with underfloor insulation add valuable improvements to the home. At the rear, doors open to a substantial covered deck that extends the living to the outdoors and creates a sheltered setting for entertaining, relaxing or simply sitting back and listening to the sound of the sea. Beyond is a private, established garden with plenty of lawn and greenery, offering space to enjoy without feeling overwhelming to maintain. With a single garage adding everyday practicality, the property puts the Te Awanga lifestyle firmly within reach. Wander down to the beach, head out along the cycle trail or enjoy an afternoon at home with the waves in the background. Please note, some images have been digitally enhanced.

A refined blend of luxury, comfort and contemporary design, this brand-new home is privately tucked away in one of the most convenient pockets near the village. Step inside and the sense of space is immediate, high raked ceilings, warm natural light and a seamless open-plan layout create a living environment that feels both expansive and intimate. The living room centres around a gas fire, while the adjoining dining and designer kitchen elevate everyday living with stone bench-tops, a generous scullery, integrated laundry and thoughtful touches like a pot filler at the hob. French linen curtains frame the interiors, enhancing the home’s calm, elegant aesthetic. Accommodation is equally impressive. Downstairs the master suite is a true retreat, complete with walk-in dresser, beautifully finished en-suite, LED mirrors and dual basins. Wool carpets and quality overlays throughout add softness and sophistication, while a separate powder room ensures guests are well catered for. Upstairs, the home continues to surprise with a large walk-in storage room, ducted heating and cooling, a family bathroom with separate toilet, and three further double bedrooms each with generous wardrobes. From this level, enjoy subtle views to the peak and ranges, a gentle reminder of the beautiful surroundings. The double integral garage is future ready with solar and EV wiring already in place, giving the next owner the freedom to personalise as they wish. Outdoors, the property is fully fenced and thoughtfully landscaped with riverstone pathways, two vegetable gardens and a flourishing plum tree. Private, secure and exceptionally low maintenance, this is the perfect lock-up-and-leave for down-sizers, busy professionals or families wanting to be close to the village and top schools. Luxury living with everyday ease, come and experience it for yourself.

Positioned on a private rear site in one of Havelock North’s established residential streets, this standalone home offers comfortable living within an easy-care setting. The generous lounge is enhanced by a high ceiling and opens directly to the sheltered courtyard and established garden. The heat pump provides year-round comfort, while the adjoining dining area creates a natural connection between the main living spaces. The spacious kitchen offers excellent storage and practical bench space, complemented by a new hob, oven and rangehood. Large windows bring in natural light and provide a pleasant outlook across the surrounding greenery. The two double bedrooms each include built-in wardrobes, while the bathroom features both a bath and separate shower. An additional powder room provides further convenience. An integral single garage incorporates the laundry, secure parking and useful storage. Located close to Havelock North Village and local amenities, this is a well-presented home that combines manageable outdoor areas with comfortable, spacious living.

Some homes are bought. Others are entrusted to their next custodian.  Woodcroft is one of the latter.  Designed and built in 1921 by James Walter Chapman-Taylor and recognised on the Havelock North Architectural Trail, it is an important example of New Zealand Arts and Crafts architecture - but its significance becomes much easier to understand once you're inside it.  More than a century later, Chapman-Taylor's hand is still everywhere. In timber that was shaped rather than manufactured. In small-framed windows capturing pieces of garden. In roughcast walls, intimate rooms and details that reveal themselves gradually rather than demanding attention. Those are things a new house cannot recreate.  What Woodcroft's most recent custodians have achieved is equally important: they have preserved those qualities without requiring the next owner to live as though it were still 1921.  Between 2021 and 2025, the property underwent an extensive programme of restoration, alteration and infrastructure renewal in partnership with Designgroup Stapleton Elliott. Roofs were replaced, insulation added, electrical and plumbing systems substantially renewed, windows and hardware restored, bathrooms refreshed and floor finishes replaced.  The intention was never to turn Woodcroft into a museum.  It was to allow it to live beautifully in its second century.  Nowhere is that more apparent than the kitchen pavilion. Here the house shifts naturally from historic architecture to contemporary family life - a generous kitchen and social space where cooking, conversation and people can occupy the same room, before spilling outside into the garden. Landscape architect Shannon Bray has approached the grounds with similar restraint. Rather than one manicured garden, the 1,386m² property unfolds through a collection of outdoor spaces, with established trees and planting providing the sense that the house has always belonged exactly where it sits.  The heated pool and cabana introduce a more relaxed contemporary layer, while the original brick service building has found an entirely new life as a self-contained studio apartment with independent access - useful for guests, family, older children or work.  The main house provides four bedrooms, including an ensuite, while the studio adds further accommodation, bringing the property to five bedrooms overall. Its position within walking distance of four Havelock North schools and close to the village makes what could easily have been simply an important architectural property an unusually workable family home. Woodcroft will not be for everyone; nor should it be.  It is for someone who notices the difference between something old and something enduring. Someone who values workmanship that cannot easily be repeated, but who also wants warmth, function and modern infrastructure.  For its next owner, Woodcroft offers something increasingly scarce: The opportunity to live comfortably in a piece of New Zealand architectural history - and become part of what happens to it next.  Key features  • Designed and built in 1921 by James Walter Chapman-Taylor  • Recognised on the Havelock North Architectural Trail  • Significant Arts and Crafts architecture  • Major restoration and renovation between 2021-2025  • Architectural work by Designgroup Stapleton Elliott  • Landscape design by Shannon Bray  • Approximately 238m² main residence  • Four bedrooms within the main residence  • Self-contained approximately 34m² studio apartment  • Contemporary designer kitchen  • Heated 5m x 5m low-salt swimming pool  • New cabana and poolside entertaining  • Roofs replaced across home, studio and garage  • Plumbing and electrical systems substantially renewed  • Approximately 33m² garage  • 1,386m² established site  • Walking distance to four Havelock North schools  For a full information pack including floor plans, title and the LIM, please place this link into your browser - https://bit.ly/Woodcroft51SimlaAve  For sale by Negotiation.

Set proudly immediately above Havelock North village, “The White House” is a distinctive and well-recognised home with a striking white exterior, generous proportions and elevated corner position. Inside, the sense of space is immediate. Generous living areas unfold across the upper level, from the formal lounge through to the open-plan living, dining and kitchen, all positioned to make the most of the home’s elevated setting. Doors draw you outside to the patio and courtyard, creating an easy connection between the interior and the surrounding outlook. From here, the village stretches out below, with views to the Ranges and beyond. There is potential to open the views even further through selective trimming of the established greenery. The master suite is privately positioned with a walk-in wardrobe and spacious en-suite, while two further bedrooms, a family bathroom, separate laundry and an office complete this level. Downstairs, a separate guest area includes a sitting area, another bedroom, en-suite and walk-in wardrobe, creating excellent separation for extended family, teenagers or visiting guests. Internal access to the single garage and additional under-house storage add further practicality. Outside, established gardens provide privacy around the home, while the saltwater swimming pool creates a secluded setting to enjoy through the warmer months. With its striking white exterior, curved glass-block entrance, elevated setting and distinctive presence above the village, “The White House” offers something genuinely different in the heart of Havelock North. A rare opportunity to secure a substantial home in a highly recognisable village position. Please note, some images have been digitally enhanced.

Built in 2022, this standalone freehold home delivers a seamless blend of contemporary design, low-maintenance living, and an enviable Havelock North location. Thoughtfully positioned to maximise natural light, it enjoys elevated views towards Te Mata Peak from the upper level, creating a wonderful sense of space and connection to its surroundings. Designed with everyday living in mind, the ground floor centres around a well-appointed open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. Expansive glazing captures all-day sun, while effortless indoor-outdoor flow connects to a wraparound deck and easy-care garden -perfect for those wanting to spend more time enjoying their home and less time maintaining it. The ground level also includes a double bedroom, family bathroom, and internal-access garage with laundry, offering excellent flexibility for guests or convenient single-level living. Upstairs, the generously proportioned primary suite features a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite with dual access, also serving the third double bedroom. A snug provides an ideal retreat. This level makes the most of the elevated outlook across to Te Mata Peak and the surrounding hills. Step out onto the spacious balcony - an inviting spot for a morning coffee, alfresco lunch with friends, or a quiet moment to unwind at the end of the day. Year-round comfort is assured with full insulation, double glazing, and a heat pump/air-conditioning system. Privately positioned away from the street with ample off-street parking, yet just a short stroll from Havelock North Village’s cafés, boutiques, and everyday amenities, this is an outstanding opportunity for downsizers, professionals, or anyone seeking a quality lock-and-leave home without compromising on space, style, or location. Contact Vaughan Wilson or John Holmes today for further information or to arrange your private viewing.

Our vendors are committed to purchasing their next family home overseas and are ready to pass this much-loved property on to its next owners. Their motivation creates an outstanding opportunity to secure a spacious, beautifully maintained and thoughtfully updated family home, ready to be enjoyed for many years to come. Space, style and separation come together effortlessly in this renovated and extended family home, set on a generous 1,490 sq m (more or less) site. Originally built in the 1950s, the home has been thoughtfully transformed over time into a modern family haven, offering both comfort and flexibility for growing households. The well-balanced floor plan features four bedrooms and two renovated bathrooms. One includes a tiled shower, double vanity and underfloor heating, adding a touch of everyday luxury. A separate second living area provides valuable flexibility - ideal as a media room, children’s retreat, or even a fifth bedroom if required. At the heart of the home, the updated kitchen is both stylish and highly functional, complete with a granite benchtop, pyrolytic oven, walk-in pantry, and ample storage. It connects seamlessly with the dining and main living spaces, creating a central hub for family life. Large sliding doors open to a covered veranda, delivering effortless indoor–outdoor flow and making entertaining easy in all seasons. Outdoors, the property truly shines. An in-ground pool will be a favourite during the warmer months, surrounded by generous decking for relaxing and entertaining. The expansive, flat backyard offers plenty of space for children to play, whether it’s backyard cricket, volleyball, or simply room to spread out and enjoy. Upstairs, three bedrooms are positioned for privacy, including the primary suite with a walk-in wardrobe, access to a balcony, and views out to Te Mata Peak and the surrounding hills. An attic storage room adds further practicality, while a study area downstairs provides a dedicated work-from-home or homework space. Additional features include timber flooring, updated carpet, partial double glazing, LED lighting, two heat pumps, and keyless entry. A single garage and ample off-street parking complete the package. Located just a short walk from Havelock North Village, you’ll enjoy easy access to shops, cafés, restaurants, a cinema, and supermarket, along with excellent schooling options nearby. Contact Vaughan or John today for more information or to arrange your private viewing.

137 Black Barn Road has been seen before. This time, it needs to be looked at differently. Now offered for sale by court order. Previous pricing expectations should be disregarded. This is a new campaign, under different circumstances, and buyers should approach the property afresh. Because behind the scale of this house are some very good reasons to look again. At approximately 654 m2, this is a substantial home, but it does not feel like one enormous space asking everyone to live together. Instead, rooms peel away from one another. Breakfast can be happening around the kitchen while someone works behind a closed office door. Another living room can have the television on. Guests can occupy an entirely different part of the house. Later, everyone can find their way back outside. Across the ground floor, doors open repeatedly to the lawn and covered terraces. There is space to eat outside beside the fireplace, sit under cover as the evening cools, or move between indoors and out without everything happening in the same place. The kitchen sits at the centre of everyday life, with open-plan dining alongside it and some less obvious practicalities behind the scenes, including a walk-in chiller. Formal dining, separate living spaces, an office or studio and a den give the house a level of flexibility that is increasingly difficult to find. Upstairs, the separation continues. There are six bedrooms, each with its own ensuite, while the primary suite occupies a much larger part of the floor. Its balcony looks out across the lawn, established planting and the landscape beyond – one of several elevated viewpoints that make you appreciate where the house sits. Outside, the gardens become more formal. Clipped hedging, a fountain courtyard, potager gardens and established planting give structure around a house of this scale, while the western side opens to the wider outlook. The property feels enclosed when you want privacy, yet surprisingly expansive when you look beyond its boundary. And that boundary is only part of the story. As part of Hill Country Estate, owners have access to the estate’s communal grounds and facilities, including the tennis court and pavilion, golf course and the ability to roam through the vineyard landscape. Black Barn’s restaurant, cellar door and events are within a short walk, while Havelock North village is only minutes away. There is no disguising that the circumstances of this sale are different. That is precisely why this campaign should not be measured against what has gone before. For a property information pack including the property brochure, title, floorplans, and property hazard report , enter this link into your browser: https://bit.ly/TheAxis137BlackBarnRoadPIP Method of sale - Deadline (unless sold prior) 12pm Thursday 19th November. 137 Black Barn Road is being sold by court order. No vendor warranties will apply. Buyers should undertake their own due diligence. Previous price indications and expectations should be disregarded. Please note: some marketing imagery is historical and may not reflect the property’s current presentation. It is time to look again.

Having lived their dream here for 30 years, the vendors are ready for a new chapter, presenting an exciting opportunity for the next owners to enjoy an exceptional Havelock North lifestyle where space, sophistication and privacy come together beautifully. Spanning approximately 334 sq m, the substantial residence offers generous family living and effortless entertaining. Multiple living areas, a contemporary kitchen with quality appliances and bi-fold doors opening outdoors are complemented by double glazing, ducted air conditioning, underfloor heating in the ensuite and Control4 smart-home automation. An oversized triple garage provides excellent vehicle accommodation and storage. A substantial 100 sq m extension, completed in 2007, further enhances the home’s generous proportions. The addition incorporates cavity construction and continues the home’s gabled roofline. A comprehensive weathertightness report covering the entire property, together with a separate report detailing regular exterior maintenance, provides reassuring documentation regarding the home’s construction, condition and ongoing care. Elevated to capture sweeping rural and landscaped views, the home has been thoughtfully designed to embrace its surroundings. Expansive windows, terraces and outdoor entertaining areas maximise the outlook and create a wonderful connection between indoors and out. Despite its peaceful setting, the property is just a short drive from Havelock North Village and its cafés, boutiques, wineries and everyday amenities. Set on approximately 9442 sq m of established grounds, expansive lawns, mature trees and landscaped gardens create a private sanctuary rich in native birdlife. A robotic lawnmower and part-time gardener, costing just $75 per week, make the grounds easy to manage, leaving more time to enjoy leisure, sporting interests and the lifestyle this property offers. There is also ample room for recreation and further enhancement, including the potential for a swimming pool or additional leisure facilities, subject to any necessary council approvals. The location also offers convenient access to Havelock North’s highly regarded schools, including Havelock North Primary School, Havelock North Intermediate and Havelock North High School, with Woodford House also nearby.

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.

New Zealand Sotheby’s International Realty are proud to present Hawthorne House, one of Hawke’s Bay’s most distinguished lifestyle offerings. Built circa 1906, and now fully renovated to include modern amenities, this grand Edwardian villa sits majestically within 5.4 hectares of established grounds and rolling paddocks, offering a rare sense of privacy, scale and timeless elegance. Our clients, and custodians of this richly detailed home, have made sure to retain all the original charm of the residence including the original sash windows, stained glass and finely crafted native timberwork and have ensured they are all beautifully preserved. Sunlit interiors balance heritage charm with modern comfort, creating a home that feels impressive whilst still welcoming. Formal living and dining rooms provide wonderful spaces for entertaining, while the gourmet kitchen, which is complete with marble benchtops and premium appliances, connects seamlessly to covered verandahs and outdoor living. Five generous bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobing and stylish en-suites, open to private seating areas and garden views, making everyday living feel indulgent yet relaxed. Central radiator heating throughout ensures year-round comfort and a separate guest powder room completes the main residence. Positioned to the rear, The Mews is a fully self-contained three-bedroom home, ideal for extended family, guests, or independent living. In addition, and offering further practicality, is a large and functional laundry plus an office. Together, this offering creates outstanding accommodation flexibility rarely found in a single estate. Beyond the residence, the grounds offer something truly special: a large kitchen vegetable garden and small orchard, manicured gardens, sheds, flat paddocks suitable for grazing or horses and a series of tranquil outdoor spaces. Located just 10 minutes from Havelock North and 30 minutes from Napier, Hawthorne House provides an exceptional lifestyle close to wineries, golf courses, restaurants, beaches and the very best of Hawke’s Bay. A landmark property of substance, history and versatility - ready to be enjoyed as an extraordinary family home with additional business potential should that be of interest. A comprehensive property information memorandum, including LIM and Building Report are available upon request. To secure your private inspection of this iconic home Darryl or Jacqui would welcome your call.

Scale to gather. Space to retreat.  There are houses designed around rooms, and houses designed around the way people actually live.  At 20 Aintree Road, breakfast can be happening in one part of the house while somebody works behind a closed office door, teenagers disappear to another living room and weekend guests have somewhere that feels properly their own.  Later, everyone finds their way back together - around the kitchen, outside on the terrace or beside the pool.  That ease is probably the thing you notice least on a floor plan, yet it is one of this home's greatest strengths. Set privately across 1.66 hectares in an established Havelock North lifestyle location, The Enclave offers approximately 477m² of living with the scale for a full house without requiring everyone to live on top of one another. Four bedrooms, four bathrooms, three living spaces and a separate office give different generations, guests and family members genuine separation when they want it.  Designed by Fat Parrot Architecture and built by Trevor Mossman, the predominantly concrete-block home has a reassuring solidity to it. Over the past twelve months it has also undergone a substantial programme of improvements, bringing a more current finish and feel while retaining the scale and substance that made the house compelling in the first place.  New carpet and floor coverings, refreshed bathrooms, updated lighting, interior and exterior paint, new curtains and blinds and refreshed aluminium joinery have collectively changed the way the home presents and feels. For buyers looking for an easy transition, there is also the option to purchase the home fully furnished, creating the opportunity for a genuinely turn-key move if required. Outside, the property becomes its own private environment.  Established planting surrounds terraces, lawns, the saltwater infinity pool and spa. There is room for children, dogs, visitors and long lunches without feeling overlooked or contained. The pool is an obvious attraction in summer, but its greater value is as part of a property where much of family life can happen at home.  Technology and infrastructure are equally well resolved, including automated irrigation, Starlink internet, Control4 audio, security systems, multiple water supplies with filtration, air conditioning, heat pumps and gas fires.  The Enclave isn't simply a large house on a lifestyle block.  Its luxury is having space to be together - and space not to be.  Key features  • Approximately 477m² residence on 1.66 hectares  • Four bedrooms and four bathrooms, including two ensuites  • Three living spaces providing excellent separation  • Separate office  • Designed by Fat Parrot Architecture and built by Trevor Mossman  • Predominantly concrete-block construction with solid plaster finish  • Significant interior and exterior improvements completed over the past twelve months  • Generous garaging and storage  • Saltwater infinity pool and spa  • Automated irrigation  • Multiple water supplies with filtration  • Starlink internet  • Control4 audio and smart security  • Heating and cooling throughout  A comprehensive property information pack is available, including the LIM, building report, Certificate of Title and floor plans is available by copying this link into your browser - https://bit.ly/TheEnclave20AintreeRoad  Method of Sale: By Negotiation