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Spanish-style home on edge of native forest is one of Auckland’s most unique houses
This hacienda-style home was built by the owner to retire into.

The plastering was all done by the owner's late husband, Mike Moloney.
The interior is open plan, easy-care and modern.
Connection to the outdoors is important here. The home backs onto a reserve, with native bush.
The deck is the owner’s favourite place in the home.
The owner's grandkids "disappear" into the bush when they visit. There are rope swings and tracks to play on.
Inside, the home has three double bedrooms, including this master suite.
The home also has two bathrooms.
Two reception rooms means there's plenty of space for everyone.
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