There are some homes that become part of a community’s story, and this is undoubtedly one of them. Held by the same family for more than 70 years, this much-loved 1917 residence is a rare example of Arts and Crafts architecture, set amongst more than 2,200sqm of established grounds in one of Eastbourne’s most sought-after locations.
What you’ll love:
- Two large living areas
- Four generous bedrooms
- More than 2,200sqm of predominantly flat land
- All-day, all-year sunshine
- Established gardens and generous lawns
- A garden made for childhood adventures, exploring and outdoor play
- Three-car garage with potential to build above
- Separate two-bedroom rental property currently returning $425 per week
- Two separate freehold titles — purchase one or both
- Development potential, subject to council approval
- Unbeatable Eastbourne location — school across the road and village, beach, cafes, shops and transport just steps away
- A home of genuine history, craftsmanship and scale — and an opportunity rarely found in the heart of Eastbourne.
Built in beautiful heart rimu, the home retains an exceptional level of original craftsmanship, including rimu doors, timber flooring, panelling, cabinetry, exposed beams and fireplace. Character-filled reading nooks and generous living spaces add to the warmth and individuality of a home built in an era when quality materials and skilled workmanship were made to endure.
The established grounds are equally special, with century-old nikau palms, a magnificent walnut tree, native planting and generous lawns. Kererū swoop through the trees, while bellbirds and tui provide a soundtrack to the garden. There is space for children to climb, explore and play, while the historic stone fireplace has been part of family celebrations for generations.
The home also has an intriguing architectural history, with alterations designed in 1942 by the respected Wellington practice Crichton, McKay & Haughton. The separate two-bedroom property at the front was originally built as a doctor’s surgery and is now a tenanted rental returning $425 per week.
The two properties are held on separate freehold titles, offering the flexibility to purchase one or both. The predominantly flat land also offers future development potential, subject to council approval. A three-car garage provides excellent storage with the option to build above.
For Sale by Tender — Thursday 24 September 2026, 4.00pm
Call today to arrange a viewing or come along to one of the open homes. This is a property that needs to be experienced in person to appreciate its craftsmanship, gardens, scale and remarkable sense of history.
