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‘It was very derelict’: journey to restore former convent cottage into best-in-class home
The award-winning cottage is a former convent and magistrate’s house.
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This historic Arrowtown cottage at 21 Anglesea Street, a former convent, has been meticulously restored from a derelict state. The owners, guided by architect Michael Wyatt, undertook an award-winning project to preserve the home's original character and austerity.
The result is a serene space blending historic integrity with modern comfort, ideal for quiet living or entertaining. Located in Arrowtown's historic zone, this unique property is now ready for its next custodians to enjoy its rich history.
The owners wanted to stay true to the history of the cottage when they were renovating
The cottage features schist walls and match-lined ceilings.
The kitchen features tiling and marble.
Some of the beautiful old features remain.
One of the four bedrooms.
The bunk bedroom is cute and compact.
This could be the perfect outdoor dining spot.
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