Rich in history

Be amazed by the highest home in Hamilton with views to Mt Pirongia, Maungatautiri, Mount Te Aroha and Hakarimata's. Built in 1932 using the finest NZ Rimu and Kauri we have an architecturally designed arts and crafts home with steep hipped roofs and multi-pane casement windows. You will fall in love with the enchanting design and preserved features on offer.

Rich in history, this eye-catching home captures the romance of yesteryear. Built for Stanley Ellis, son of John Ellis, Hamilton mayor and founder of Ellis and Burnand timber merchant. The two-storey residence spread over approximately 180sqm (plus garage and decking) features a welcoming entrance hall, a high ceiling stud, a central staircase and stunning matai flooring throughout. Three bedrooms, including the large master and family bathroom occupy the upper storey while downstairs you will find the kitchen, living, formal lounge with fully functioning open fireplace, the fourth bedroom with adjacent office and second bathroom. A major refurbishment several years ago included a kitchen and living room extension, insulation installed in the ceiling and floor and a full external repaint. With an internal ceiling heat pump venting to the three upstairs bedrooms and a heat pump in the living area downstairs you will be comfortable all year round.

A large 923m² section with garage, off-street parking and large flat lush lawn which allows for kids and pets to play surrounded by a delightful setting with native trees and birds. The multiple outdoor living areas are unbelievably private with the city almost at your doorstep! Exceptionally well located and zoned for Hamilton Boys' and Girls' High schools, it also places you in walking distance to the CBD, FMG Stadium, popular eateries, Claudelands Event Centre and scenic river walks. This is truly a rare chance to possess an iconic Claudelands residence. The owners have already purchased and are on the move.