Stepping through the front door of 507 Shakespeare Terrace is mesmerizing, its like stepping back in time to the 1910's, this 116 year "grand old dame" has been brought into the 21st century known as "Sarfend" this beauty was designed by renowned architect William J Rush and is believed to be the first reinforced concrete home constructed in Hawke’s Bay.

With high ceilings this home was built to last and 116 later its stands proud.

With modern touches throughout including a stylish kitchen, and wet shower. With solid reinforced concrete walls this beautiful home is cool in the summer and warm in the winter, sitting fireside on chilly Napier nights you can not only enjoy the stunning sea views you will have peace of mind with double glazing throughout.

With five large bedrooms, space will never be a problem for a busy family, entertaining will be the envy of your friends with the separate lounge and dinning rooms.

Wake to stunning sunrises and sea views from the bedrooms and enjoy your morning coffee on the quaint upper patio. A sunny private back courtyard completes this delightful picture... all of this a mere five minute walk away from Napier city and in zone for excellent primary and secondary schools.

It has its own man cave or as they called it back at the turn of the last century the "out house".

A home to be proud of, a home that has stood the test of time. Here is your chance to live the next chapter of 'Sarfend's' fascinating story.

Please join us at one of our upcoming open homes or if you prefer, crank up the Model T and come on a journey with a private viewing.

For history buffs, this is a rare residential work of the renowned "Arts and Crafts period" William J. Rush (1872-1965) is more widely associated with the lasting architectural legacy around Havelock North, having designed original buildings at Iona College, Hereworth School and Woodford House.