Show homes always showcase the pinnacle of a building company’s work. This spectacular home is designed by architect Brent Hulena for Madison Park Homes and incorporates a fantastic leaseback opportunity.
Madison Park Homes owner, Darren Kershaw, says: “We’ve recently completed this striking 346sqm cedar home in the Ara Hills subdivision. The purchaser can lease the home back to Madison Park Homes to showcase the property for the next two to five years.”
Ara Hills is a developing subdivision with a planned village centre and is designed to connect the residents with nature and community. The regenerated neighbourhood entails bush trails, parks, natural wildlife and is also known to harbour kiwis.
Orewa Beach, voted 2023 Best City Beach, is a mere five minutes away. These lush surrounds prompted Madison Park Homes to ask Hulena to conceive a home reminiscent of a luxury rural lifestyle retreat.
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Kershaw says: “This is a substantial two-storey architectural home, with a designated wing offering multiple living spaces, designed to suit numerous family lifestyle living choices.”
Hulena says: “We have designed a number of special homes for this respected builder, Madison Park Homes. The section is elevated with landscaped hedging, capturing the natural contour of the land and the views across the valley.”
14 Kotuitui Drive in Wainui, Rodney, is on the market for sale by way of tender closing October 23.
Kershaw says: “In the future people will continue to be wowed by this home. We landscaped this 847sqm section early so the plants would have time to become established, carefully positioning utilities and services to accommodate a future swimming pool should the owners desire.”
The two-storey architectural home on a landscaped 847sqm section is part of Ara Hills, a developing subdivision in Wainui with a planned village centre. Photo / Supplied
An internal-access double garage prefaces the hallway, linking a surround sound media room complete, powder room, office, first bedroom and laundry, ground the home’s two-storey wing.
This north-facing wing also contains three further bedrooms which all feature reflective glass windows allowing for privacy and heat retention. Two bathrooms, a sitting room and a guest/extended family lounge with kitchenette complete this space.
A substantial garapa boardwalk deck frames the lawned garden area and the decorative concrete cut patio with a large wood-burning outdoor fireplace creates a superb space for the most discerning of home entertainers to enjoy.
Upstairs, the designer kitchen and scullery are complemented with double ovens, a premium Neolith benchtop and splashback. Opening out onto a large entertainer’s deck with an automated louvred roof, there is ample space for everyone and can be utilised year round.
The large wood-burning outdoor fireplace creates a superb space for entertaining. Photo / Supplied
Ray White listing agent Dylan Turner says the leaseback opportunity for the next five years can generate up to 8% return and is a no-brainer from an investment point of view. Photo / Supplied
A 130-bottle temperature-controlled wine chiller with bespoke whiskey bar and subdued lighting creates an air of opulence within the property.
Pitched ceilings soar above the additional living room and the master bedroom suite with panelled feature walls and a luxurious ensuite create a sense of space and lavishness.
This high-spec home comes complete with two ducted heating systems, five-zoned surround sound stereo system plus automated weather sensored garden irrigation.
Each and every aspect of this home has been carefully planned and executed, delivering someone a “never ordinary” home and really has to be seen to be believed.
Ray White agent Dylan Turner says: “This extraordinary opportunity you will not see again. Look at it this way if traditionally houses have doubled in value decade on decade and you can have the builder leaseback as a show home for the next five years for up to 8% return it is a no-brainer from an investment point of view. Don’t delay.”
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