68 Waymau Lane, Coatesville, Rodney, Auckland

Set within the rolling landscape of Coatesville, this architecturally designed residence by Jeremy Chapman Architects is a study in proportion, restraint, and refined living. Designed with a disciplined architectural philosophy, the home is intentionally positioned to frame the surrounding landscape, with sightlines to the outdoors from almost every space.

Rather than chasing scale, the design focuses on balance, symmetry, and clarity of form. Light moves through the home effortlessly, framed by expansive joinery and carefully curated materials including plaster over Hebel, brick, and Abodo timber cladding. Every detail has been considered, from the pencil line architectural detailing to the warmth of the walnut kitchen and high end finishes throughout.

The approximately 352sqm residence unfolds with calm simplicity. Living spaces connect seamlessly to the outdoors, where around 150sqm of decking captures the surrounding views and provides multiple settings for entertaining or quiet retreat.

A 20 metre freshwater statement pool, crafted in shotcrete, anchors the outdoor environment and enhances the sense of resort like tranquillity. Underfloor heating throughout the home ensures comfort across every season, while acoustic treatments and thoughtful spatial planning create a sense of calm rarely found in modern homes.

Accommodation includes a two to three bedroom main residence alongside a separate studio, offering flexibility for guests, creative work, or private retreat.

The result is a home that feels intentional, architectural, and deeply considered. It is not designed to appeal to everyone. Instead, it speaks to a discerning buyer who values design integrity, quality materials, and a peaceful life immersed in nature.

A rare architectural offering in one of Coatesville’s most sought after enclaves.