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The 1900s villa charmed them from the front, but it was what lay beyond the back door that sealed the deal
The 1900s Newtown villa has character, history and a rare backyard that became a family favourite.
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This 1900s Newtown villa, built by grocer WM Janson, combines historic charm with modern living. Its standout feature is a rare, large, flat backyard, a premium for central Wellington.
The home retains character details but has been significantly upgraded with full insulation, central heating, new sash windows, and a removed wall creating a light-filled, open-plan living space.
Known as a social hub near Wellington Zoo, the property is listed with Adam Cockburn of Lowe & Co.
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The backyard was a big selling point. Photo: LOWE & CO
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It’s on an elevated site. Photo: LOWE & CO
The long corridor at the entrance. Photo: LOWE & CO
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There’s been a lot of updating done. Photo: LOWE & CO
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The couple wanted plenty of light. Photo: LOWE & CO
The house is 149m². Photo: LOWE & CO
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There are four bedrooms. Photo: LOWE & CO
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Character features remain. Photo: LOWE & CO
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The bathroom is new. Photo: LOWE & CO
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The backyard has hosted a wedding. Photo: LOWE & CO
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The house is a social hub. Photo: LOWE & CO
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