Turn-key luxury with a view to impress

Set on an expansive 2,537sqm (more or less) parcel bordering open space, this near-new home delivers the kind of scale, privacy, and presence that's becoming increasingly hard to find in Jack's Point. Framed by uninterrupted views of the Remarkables, the setting is as impressive as the home itself.

Built by David Reid Homes, the specification here is exactly what you'd expect, high-end, considered, and future-focused. Clean architectural lines meet full home automation, with seamless control over climate, lighting, and blinds, creating a home that works intuitively around you.

The centerpiece is a beautifully executed sunken lounge, with soaring skylights and bespoke built-in seating. It's a space that feels both elevated and inviting, designed for relaxed living while still making a statement, the views of the Remarkables do not get any better!

The kitchen follows suit. Generous in scale and finished to a high level, it features premium appliances and a layout that's built for entertaining just as much as everyday living.

A clever floorplan gives the home a sense of space well beyond its footprint, with three generous bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and separation that feels deliberate while offering flexibility for families, guests, or working from home. One of the main features of this home is the covered outdoor entertaining area with built in kitchen and BBQ. An excellent place to relax and entertain all seasons with an outdoor fire to complete the setting.

Outside, the scale of the land sets this property apart. With direct access to open space and a sense of privacy that's increasingly rare, it's a setting that allows you to fully appreciate the landscape that makes this area so sought after.

Jack's Point continues to establish itself as one of Queenstown's standout locations and defined by strong design controls, larger landholdings, and a commitment to quality. As surrounding development intensifies, opportunities to secure homes with this level of space, outlook, and specification are becoming increasingly limited.