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Inspired by its Cambridge locale this home for a young family or indeed empty nesters is a modern interpretation of the classic New Zealand bungalow encompassing a pitched roof, bay window, weatherboards, profiled metal roofing and a generous cranked verandah / porch outside room. Read more
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A contemporary take on the classic New Zealand bungalow, Urbo Homes features a pitched roof, bay window, and generous verandah, offering light-filled spaces with stunning views of the waterway reserve and Maungakawa hill, perfect for families and empty nesters alike.

Inspired by its Cambridge locale this home for a young family or indeed empty nesters is a modern interpretation of the classic New Zealand bungalow encompassing a pitched roof, bay window, weatherboards, profiled metal roofing and a generous cranked verandah / porch outside room. Internally the home is classic and traditional in spec, spaces are light, airy, voluminous and take advantage of the view out to the waterway reserve and Maungakawa hill beyond.

This project received a Gold Award (along with a Heart of the Home Kitchen Award) at the Waikato Registered Master Builders Awards 2019.

2130h 57m

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“We’ve worked with the DLA team over many years to modernise and create a strategic property asset base that reflects our clinics both as an investment, as well as a distinct advantage for our people to have a great place to work, and where our clients experience the highest level of care we can provide to their animals. "We find the DLA team to be credible, efficient, reliable and fun to work with. They have a focus on your best interests and work hard to make it a great experience.”

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