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Sun and space in Seatoun

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TENDERS CLOSE on October 1 for a sunny and sheltered Seatoun home that combines extraordin­ary indooroutd­oor living with amazing space and versatilit­y.

The five-bedroom house, at 30 Mantell St, includes an integrated apartment, offering flexible living and bedroom space, and an internal double-garage with a glazed door to maximise natural light.

Architectu­rally designed as a builder’s own home in the 1960s, the 330-square metre dwelling has a cedar weatherboa­rd exterior combined with insitu concrete formwork and a recently resurfaced Decramasti­c tile roof with painted copper spouting.

It’s on a flat 506 square metre section with off-street parking for three cars and a boat, landscaped garden, spa pool and four courtyards, the first of which leads to the front door.

It opens into a tiled entrance that links to the spacious eat-in kitchen with its extra-wide wall oven, five-burner hob, rangehood, tiled splashback, dishwasher and refrigerat­or-freezer.

The kitchen adjoins an east-facing TV or family room and a north-facing formal living/dining room.

The carpeted TV/family room has French doors to a courtyard with a pergola that steps down to a sheltered courtyard with a pizza oven.

The spacious living/dining room has polished floorboard­s and north facing floor-to-ceiling glazing.

The main bedroom suite has a tiled ensuite, a triple wardrobe and a glazed sunroom with French doors to the lounge.

In the same wing are two doublebedr­ooms that face west for late sun, a tiled bathroom with a shower and a bath, and a deluxe separate toilet.

Also on this level is a separate laundry with a drying rack, heated towel rail, and extensive storage with cedar shelves.

Downstairs, the fourth doublebedr­oom opens to the spa pool and adjoins the large open-plan apartment.

It has French doors to a courtyard for independen­t access and would suit extended/blended families, Airbnb accommodat­ion or working from home.

There’s also a substantia­l billiard room / dedicated office off the garage with lovely garden views.

“This is a unique family home in a great neighbourh­ood,” Annie Newell, of Lowe & Co Realty, says.

“It celebrates the era in which it was built, combining a retro vibe with extremely contempora­ry living, and is tucked away on a private, flat, sheltered site with drive-on.

“It’s around the corner from Seatoun

School and the owners have loved their daily walks through the Oruaiti Reserve to the clifftop overlookin­g Breaker Bay and the South Island.”

The property has a rateable value of $2.2 million.

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