The Kreisler family acquired this house in 1972, instantly attracted to a home they knew would showcase their antiques, colonial furniture, contemporary art, textiles and artifacts from their forebears and overseas travels. Known as one of the "Hen and Chickens" cottages, constructed from 1864 and now protected as an important example of early NZ architecture.
The Kreislers made significant and sympathetic adjustments to the original building, closing in part of a verandah to create an expanded bedroom + sunroom, adding a kitchen, bathroom and large studio space. For its era, the spacious interior feels light and airy with interesting features such as original French/barn doors centre front and ornate fireplaces. Kauri and Rimu warmth abound!
The studio would also make a fabulous Air BnB with the close proximity to Pukekura Park and all it offers such as WOMAD, Festival of Lights and other international attractions. The garden is a visionary blend of native and introduced species with magnificent trees including a protected Pohutukawa and Oak. The grounds provide a tranquil oasis, even though its an easy walk to the CBD.
Recent revamps include new roof, insulation, fresh exterior coat of paint and heating systems. This unique treasure is now a once in a lifetime opportunity for new owners to add their spirit and make it their own, intertwined as an important protector of Aotearoa heritage.
adresse | distance | nombre de chambres | nombre de salles de bain | superficie du bâtiment | date de vente | prix de vente | source de données | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1.20 km | 3 | 1 | 198m2 | 2025 01 15 | - | Council approved | ||
 | 1.13 km | 2 | 1 | 80m2 | 2024 12 20 | - | Council approved | |
 | 0.42 km | 2 | 1 | 100m2 | 2024 11 21 | - | Council approved | |
 | 0.69 km | 3 | 2 | 160m2 | 2024 11 08 | $755,000 | Council approved | |
0.79 km | 2 | 1 | 84m2 | 2024 10 18 | - | Council approved |
