Tucked away at the end of a long driveway lies one of Greenmeadows’ best kept mid-century secrets. Designed in the definitive 1970s regional modernist style, sharing the exact structural soul and material honesty pioneered by John Scott, this beautifully constructed Richard Weston masterpiece is a masterclass in intelligent architecture.

Masterfully designed to capture the sun, the home’s U-shaped layout functions with the volume and fluid zoning of a much larger residence. The living pavilion greets you with a dramatic, sun-drenched lounge, soaring timber cathedral ceilings, and beautiful built-in cabinetry. The separate dining area transitions smoothly to the kitchen, which features a spacious walk-in pantry. For extra utility, a clever timber ladder leads to a clever loft space tucked neatly into the high roofline.

A long central hallway featuring large glass double doors acts as the home's spine, delivering exceptional indoor-outdoor flow by opening directly to a courtyard. This leads beautifully to the private quarters, where two character-filled bedrooms boast high-pitched ceilings and dual-aspect windows framing peaceful greenery from every angle.

Set on a generous park-like sanctuary, the grounds feature a beautifully shaded summer lawn perfect for relaxing under mature blossom trees to the sound of native Tui and fantails. Practicality matches the poetry of the design, featuring a separate laundry leading to an airing path, a handy driveway turning bay, a side entry gate, and an integral garage for heading straight inside.

Perfectly positioned with the Greenmeadows shops at your doorstep and Anderson Park nearby, this is an immaculate, incredibly private retreat where raw mid-century integrity meets absolute modern comfort. A rare opportunity to secure a living piece of Hawke's Bay design history. Call Natasha Hadfield today to arrange a viewing.