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Built for the nation – The classic Kiwi state house (1930s–1950s)
Built with native timbers, classic Kiwi state houses combine mid-century durability with the ultimate renovation canvas.
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The classic Kiwi state house, built from the 1930s, offers exceptional durability and a perfect canvas for renovation.
Constructed by the First Labour Government with robust native timbers like rimu and tawa, these homes feature solid framing and hardwood floors. Their simple, sturdy build makes them ideal for modernisation, often by creating open-plan living spaces.
Highly sought after by first-home buyers and investors, these reliable properties are a sound investment in established suburbs across New Zealand.
Uncompromising build quality
New Zealand's iconic state houses came about because of a housing shortage in the 1930s.
With solid bones, quality materials and often sitting on large sections these properties remain in hot demand.
The ultimate renovation canvas
Built with native timber, these homes combine mid-century durability and are widely considered for their charm and rennovation potential.
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