This is a home that intrigues the casual passerby to know what lies behind the inviting front door. The subtle drive and entrance artfully conceal the majestic multi clad home that has risen out of the steep Tasman Heights section to rest comfortably, capturing the light and views.
Once inside, the tiled front entrance leads into the open plan designer kitchen, including a concealed butlers kitchen, dining and main living space. The impressive use of glass and beautifully tiled balconies give uninterrupted views of the Waimea inlet, Western Ranges and nighttime stars.
The secluded second living area allows private contemplation of that same amazing view. The master bedroom and ensuite is cleverly tucked away from the office, its towering ceiling and thoughtful room layout and balcony ensure that view is fully embraced while enjoying breakfast in bed. Even the walk-in tiled shower has a specially designed purpose built window to capture the view!
The down-lit stair handrail guides you down the wide staircase to the fully contained two bedroom guest wing. Again the impressive views and natural colour scheme invite you to rest in the spacious living area. "Family and guests will never want to leave, especially when they discover the well stocked wine cellar is within arms reach too.
The lighting and sound system throughout allows the home to have many moods. The upstairs double sided gas fire provides both warmth and ambiance, while the heat pump and gas furnace maintains perfect climate control, underfloor heating and on demand hot water for the rest of the home.
While ensuring easy internal access, the double garage, utility area and laundry also provide ample work room and purpose built storage.
Alistair Middleton 027 442 1160 Mick Waterworth 027 442 1140
Foothold Developments Building Projects Ltd PO Box 1663, Nelson 7040 16A Parere Street, Nelson 7010
E: info@foothold.co.nz P: (03) 548 7533 F: (03) 548 7542
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