247 Pukekowhai Drive, Queensberry

Escape to your own slice of paradise with this stunning 5.198-hectare property, perfectly positioned in the serene landscapes of Queensberry Hills, Wanaka. With expansive views of the Grandview Mountains front and center along with the snowcapped St Bathan Range, and the mighty Clutha meandering along below, this remarkable land offers a rare opportunity to create your dream home or investment in one of New Zealand’s most sought-after regions. Situated within easy reach of Wanaka’s vibrant town centre and the breathtaking beauty of Central Otago, this property is ideal for those seeking the ultimate lifestyle. Whether you're envisioning a tranquil retreat, a boutique or stunning architectural masterpiece, the possibilities are limitless. At the entrance to the land are electric double gates that lead you to a stunning Luxe Modular house affectionately known as “Wooden Rabbit Hill” a small-tall house for big living, designed and constructed with love and attention to every detail. “We wanted the house to feel like a dram of whiskey at dusk, with the feel of organic materials that hold you like a warm hug.” The rich colour of rosewood floors in the living area marries the Welsh slate tiles in the heavy use area of front and back entrance and the full-size bathroom. The Welsh slate continues to line the shower floor and walls. In contrast to the rosewood, solid ash makes up the kitchen island bench and is also featured in the living room shelving. The kitchen units are bespoke hardwood meranti ply with Blum hardware. The kitchen and bathroom splashbacks and benches are a Brazilian stone called Avocatus Quartzite. The deep green of the stone mirrors the colour of the Kanuka, and the white quartz veins connects to the quartz in the landscape. The kitchen oven and cook top are Smeg, the dish drawer is Fisher & Paykel. The mezzanine floor extends the area of living to feel far more generous than the 30sqm footprint. Included are a king bed from which stunningly wide mountain views are seen through carefully positioned elongated windows. The lighting in the bedroom, kitchen pendant and living area wall lights are by Tom Dixon - the finishing touch that gives the house it's cosy glow. The windows are German engineered double-glazed tilt and turn, sealing the house to be a steady temperature all year round, with the additional bonus of a roaring meg fire for colder winter evenings. However, with the underfloor heating in the bathroom and entranceway, the fire is almost redundant. A little house that punches well above its weight. Don’t miss the chance to secure this unique property. Contact John Fisher....