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Penthouse in the city centre

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OFFERS ABOVE $1.25 million are invited for a versatile penthouse with iconic views and indelible character in the heart of downtown.

The three-bedroom, twobathroo­m apartment, at 25/80 Victoria St, is the largest in the historic Dominion Building, the fac¸ ade of which is classified as Category II by the Historic Places Trust.

The seven-storey complex stands out for the curve of its exterior, a copper-covered tower with a lantern turret, and a frontage of Caen stone from northwest France.

There’s also a subtle Parisian feel to the northeast-facing penthouse’s interior, with its high ceilings, steel windows, exposed beams and balcony gardens.

Another distinctiv­e feature is it can be entered from both the sixth and seventh floors, which makes it ideal for working from home and lends itself to home-and-income possibilit­ies.

The upper level combines a double bedroom and bathroom with spacious living and stunning views across the city, Civic Square and harbour to Mount Victoria and the town belt.

A floor-to-ceiling bay window on one side of the living/dining room floods it with natural light while bifolding doors on the other side open to a charming breakfast terrace that can be opened up to extend the living space.

The living/dining areas are openplan with the kitchen, which has a ceramic cooktop, integrated rangehood, wall oven and double Dish Drawer dishwasher.

The other bedrooms are downstairs, where the main bedroom opens to a balcony and has a semi-ensuite with a shower over bath, vanity and toilet.

There’s also a built-in kitchenett­e/laundry,

‘‘At 170 square metres, this is larger than your average Kiwi home,’’ Anji Foster, of Lowe & Co Realty, says.

‘‘So people looking to downsize from a family home can free themselves of the maintenanc­e without compromisi­ng on space.

‘‘It’s right in the heart of the city - you simply can’t get more central than this - and boasts some of the

best views and best sun.

‘‘It also comes with two car parks, but because the owner walks everywhere she rents them out for $100 each a week.

‘‘And the versatilit­y of the layout means you could possibly rent out the lower level as a selfcontai­ned apartment or use the upstairs bedroom as a consulting room or for working from home.’’

The property has a rateable value is $1.27 million and a deadline sale date of August 14 (unless sold prior).

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