A classic 1960's brick, weatherboard and concrete tile residence delivers enduring peace-of-mind construction paired with a refined, modern interior crafted for the discerning family. Elevated on the prized northern slopes of Remuera, this north-west-facing home basks in all-day sun across its 1009sqm grounds, offering a serene and luxurious lifestyle in the heart of Double Grammar Zone.

Generously scaled at 379m2 (with over 300m2 of single-level living), the home unfolds through expansive open-plan spaces designed for effortless living and sophisticated entertaining. Hardwood floors ground the main living domain, where a family lounge and culinary kitchen create the perfect everyday hub. Entertainers will appreciate the scullery, premium appliances and three ovens - a dream for those who value serious cooking capability. Two gas fireplaces and two heat pumps ensure year-round comfort.

Multiple sliders and doors connect seamlessly to a covered outdoor dining terrace with a shuttered roof system and cocktail bar, offering an all-season alfresco experience. Watch family and friends enjoy the heated pool and putting green, making this a true resort-style sanctuary.

A separate media room offers relaxed retreat, while a dedicated wine cellar is ready for the enthusiast or collector. The master suite is a private haven with its own study nook, outdoor access to a spa pool, and thoughtful separation from the additional four bedrooms, including one ensuite, plus two further bathrooms, ideal for family harmony and guest privacy.

Fully fenced and securely gated, the home includes internal-access double garaging and generous off-street parking. Located between King's Prep and St Kentigern, opposite one hectare of green space at Thomas Bloodworth Park, this exquisite residence provides the perfect blend of elegance, functionality, and family comfort.

A residence of rare calibre - modern luxury threaded effortlessly through classic, quality construction in Auckland's most prestigious schooling location.

Contact Richard or Ross today.