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Seatoun Coastal Executive

Seatoun Coastal Executive

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The rugged coastal environment of Seatoun sets the scene for this breathtaking family home. Read more
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Contemporary coastal executive home in Seatoun featuring natural cladding, versatile interior spaces, and breathtaking ocean views, designed for family living and longevity.

The rugged coastal environment of Seatoun sets the scene for this breathtaking family home.

Overlooking the ocean, the house with its raw, natural cladding promises to weather Wellington's tumultuous moods.

Cedar, Siberian larch, copper and aerated concrete and plaster form a beautifully textured facade.

Built to adapt to the changing needs of family life, interior spaces are inviting and versatile. The inside flows out to a sprawling grassed area with the ocean behind.

Presenting open-plan living at its finest, the large kitchen, scullery, dining and living rooms are located at the heart of the home.

With a separate den, as well as a large rumpus room for the kids, this home has interior living spaces covered.

Upstairs, the extensively glazed master retreat boasts a bathtub in the ensuite and arguably the best view in Wellington. Imagine waking up to this!

Designed to age gracefully with time, this four bedroom home will serve the current generation and generations to come with warmth, privacy and comfort.

 

Building style
Contemporary
7.5K3h 38m

Awards

2015

Gold reserve

Master Builders House of the Year

2015
AwardGold reserve
OrganisationMaster Builders House of the Year

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“Peter’s design met the competitive price point brief, while incorporating style and encompassing bespoke design concepts. David Reid Homes have a proud history of building beautifully crafted, innovative homes and AD Architecture’s Trebury Design was exceptional and a pleasure to build. Peter’s utilisation of a strong singular mono pitch structure along with textural cladding elements and locally sourced macrocarpa weatherboard cladding contrasted with bagged and painted brickwork. AD Architecture’s design of this 3-bedroom home in the leafy, eco-friendly subdivision of Ferndale is ideal for relaxed living. Peter used contemporary styling with a mix of neutral colour tones, textures and natural materials combining to create a light-filled, relaxing retreat, finished to the highest standard.”

Tim Sunderland

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