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Agent discovers classic 70s A-frame he was asked to sell was home he grew up in
Built in 1970, the vintage A frame home has since been through some significant changes over the years.
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A Ray White agent, Richard Thode, had an amazing coincidence, discovering the home he was asked to sell was his own childhood house—a unique 1970s double A-frame in Meadowbank, Auckland.
The property has been significantly updated, blending its classic architectural character with modern comforts. Renovations include a new kitchen, updated bathrooms, and connecting the two original A-frame structures.
Set in a private, bush-like oasis with a swimming pool, the home offers a rare combination of vintage charm and contemporary living.
The home as it was back in the 70s.
The pool area today.
The pool area back in the day before the fence was put up.
The home has been modernised, without removing any of the fun 70s features.
The tongue and groove ceiling and monumental rafters are a unique feature of the home.
The kitchen has been reconfigured to suit modern living.
The home has four bedrooms, including this double height guest suite.
The bathrooms and this powder room have had a funky, modern update.
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