27-31 McNamara Street

This generous and versatile home, dating from 1891, was built by Queenstown's pioneer merchant Frederick Ormiston Henry. Meticulously renovated, the home presents in immaculate condition, combining rich heritage with modern upgrades to create a truly exceptional residence. The kitchen includes an electric oven with induction cooktop and dishwasher plus excellent storage drawers and cupboards. This space flows seamlessly into the dining area opening onto a partly covered deck. Between the kitchen/dining area and the living room is the original formal dining room which is currently being utilised as a study/library. This layout adds both character and flexibility which would suit many purposes. The well-proportioned and generous north facing living room opens onto the veranda via a stunning door featuring beautiful stained glass, enhancing both the aesthetics and natural light of the entrance way. Heating includes a large wood heater in the living room and a ducted and zoned Mitsubishi Heavy Industries induction reverse cycle system to maintain a comfortable temperature throughout the year. The home has been newly painted throughout, and floorboards restored and well finished adding warmth and authenticity to every room. The main bathroom has been fully renovated with a claw foot bathtub, walk-in shower, and full tiling throughout. This room opens to both the hallway and the large laundry with built in storage. The north facing main bedroom has large windows overlooking the veranda and Sedgwick Bluff plus generous built-in wardrobes. One bedroom has been upgraded to include an en-suite with shower, toilet and vanity, ideal for guests or extended family. There is also a built-in wardrobe. A third bedroom with a built-in wardrobe is located at the end of the hallway. An additional room currently utilized as an art studio has French doors opening onto a covered west facing deck plus a single door to the front veranda, making it a flexible space for creative pursuits, a home office, or as a private retreat. Outside, the improvements continue. The carport has been extended to accommodate additional vehicles. A substantial 30 solar panels have been installed to support energy efficiency. The grounds have been extensively landscaped with predominantly Australian native species which blend the home into its natural surroundings. In addition, 27 fruit trees plus a variety of berry fruits have been planted and are now coming into production. At the top of the property there is, a felled tree which has been carved into a beautiful sitting area, offering breathtaking views across Queenstown and Mt. Owen. Timber walkways have been installed to improve access throughout the grounds, allowing easy enjoyment of the elevated outlook and landscaped areas. There are two access points to the property. One is the driveway with generous parking and turning space at the house., The other is a walkway from the eastern end of the property which also allows vehicle access. A 6 meter by 4 meter shed is located on the driveway providing ample additional storage space. The house grounds are on 6 titles allowing for the possibility of subdivision (STCA). A prior house site and old tennis court site are part of those divisions. This is a rare opportunity to secure a fully renovated, historically significant home. Please call Rodney to discuss further or to arrange an inspection. (Please note that NBN is available for connection to the property) The information on this website has in part been supplied Harcourts West Coast by third parties and all information is published solely for potential purchasers to assist them in deciding whether or not they wish to make further enquiries about the properties. Harcourts West Coast has not checked the accuracy of the information and does no more than pass it on.