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Architectural designer selling show-stopper home after luxury restoration
Hamilton House is a well-known historic property in the Canterbury region, built from wood felled on Banks Peninsula.
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Architectural designer Simon Johnson is selling the historic Hamilton House, a restored 1870s Victorian villa in Springston, Canterbury. The property blends original character, like wood panelling and chandeliers, with modern luxury.
Set on a 5059m² lifestyle block, the five-bedroom home features a new tennis court and extensively landscaped gardens. After completing the renovation, the family is moving closer to town, creating an opportunity to own this show-stopper country home with significant history and contemporary comforts.
The interior has original wood panelling in many of the rooms.
The house features original leadlight windows.
The kitchen features a Falcon oven.
An old photograph of Hamilton House which is part of a collection that comes with the property.
All of the five bedrooms are double rooms.
The garden features a wisteria-cloaked pergola.
The property has a completely re-decorated interior.
Tennis anyone?
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