104 Solway Road Whitford, Manukau City

Auction 9 July 2024 (unless sold prior)

Gracing a prime elevated position, this stunning near-new architectural marvel captures breathtaking 180-degree views from the West Coast, Manukau Heads, and the Waitakeres to Auckland City, the Hauraki Gulf, and beyond.

A property like no other, it is little wonder this extraordinary residence has won multiple awards for its design, including the New Zealand Institute of Architects 2021 local award winner for housing. It combines relaxed contemporary living with luxurious finishes and intelligent spaces for effortless entertaining.

Ushering in a new era of refined, unpretentious style, this tour de force showcases premium quality materials and appointments, from shiplap European Larch timber cladding and interior paneling to heated concrete floors and natural finishes throughout.

The expansive single-level layout includes wings for the primary suite, the guest wing, and the central living space with seamless connection to outdoor entertaining areas.

Cleverly concealed from the street, set behind electric gates is a large parking area and access to the double internal garage.

Step inside, where views draw you across concrete floors to the open-plan living. The panorama is maximised through extensive glazing while providing shelter and seclusion through its orientation.

A wood fire serves as a focal point, and the kitchen, with its clean lines and hidden scullery, is a dream for the family chef. A private lounge nook and indoor/outdoor enclosed living room with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors invite year-round hosting to enjoy the majestic outlook.

The primary wing presents an adults' retreat with a striking ensuite and an outdoor spa for peaceful, opulent nights. The guest wing offers two double bedrooms serviced by a beautiful family bathroom and separate toilet/powder room.

The 1.48-hectare low-maintenance landscaped grounds feature self-maintaining natives and a walking track for a relaxing meander and a secret garden for the green thumb.