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Mount Victoria star property takes centre stage
Wellington central with heated pool.
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A luxury Mount Victoria home at 111 Brougham Street has been extensively renovated, masterfully blending its 1906 Arts & Crafts heritage with modern living. Originally designed by Samuel Hurst Seager and built by James Chapman-Taylor, the property now includes a contemporary wing by architect John Melish.
Key features of the 4-bedroom home include a rare heated pool, landscaped outdoor areas, and two garages. The comprehensive renovation updated all major systems, offering a unique combination of historical character and modern convenience.
When the hard work has been done
Where the historical and contemporary meet
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