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‘Absolutely exceptional’: Multimillion-dollar restoration transforms heritage homestead
Nothing but the best could well have been the brief for this four-year restoration project in Hawke’s Bay.
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A stunning Hawke's Bay estate, designed by renowned architect Louis Hay, is for sale after a four-year, multimillion-dollar restoration. The 540m² homestead in Havelock North masterfully blends heritage character with modern luxury, featuring a bespoke European kitchen and multiple living areas.
The 5.59ha property also includes two additional cottages, a 15m heated pool with a spa, and a pool pavilion with a sauna. Marketed by Fiona Mackenzie of Bayleys, this exceptional property offers unparalleled comfort and style.
Many rooms open to a terrace or balcony - living rooms are on the ground floor and bedrooms on the second storey.
The estate encompasses 5.59ha and includes two additional cottages and a swimming pavilion with two bedrooms and a bathroom.
Sitting in the shade on a terrace wrapped with colourful bougainvillea is a relaxing treat on a hot summer’s day.
There’s are four living areas, ranging from formal to informal.
The owners have introduced a crisp modern aesthetic, while still acknowledging the heritage features.
The kitchen features new handcrafted European cabinetry, and there is a wine bar to match.
There are five spacious bedrooms on the upper level (plus the accommodation in the other buildings).
All rooms are bathed in natural light.
The pool pavilion has two bedrooms and a full bathroom. There is also a spa and traditional Finnish sauna.
The ceiling in the pool pavilion follows the roofline.
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