33 Central Park Avenue, Lake Hayes, Queenstown-Lakes, Otago

Set in a quiet housing enclave at the Northern end of Lake Hayes, 33 Central Park presents a brand-new architectural residence of undeniable quality. Positioned on a private 5,003 sq m flat site and crafted with an emphasis on passive design, this home combines refined aesthetics with robust construction and meticulous detailing throughout.

A gated two-lot setting ensures exclusivity, while extensive mature landscaping softens the architecture and provides privacy. The large floor plan has been thoughtfully configured for modern living, offering generous proportions, multiple living zones, and seamless indoor–outdoor flow to sheltered patios and expansive lawn.

The main house comprises four double bedrooms – two with en-suites complemented by a dedicated office and a media room with acoustic detailing. A separate loft-guest wing provides a fifth bedroom and en-suite, ideal for visitors or extended family seeking privacy.

Interior design by Lume introduces a cohesive palette of engineered oak, wool carpet, Italian tiling, and premium finishes. The custom marble island forms the centrepiece of the entertainer’s kitchen, supported by an oversized scullery and high-end appliances.

High-performance construction underpins the home, including schist, cedar, and steel cladding, 150 mm framing, insulated foundations, and Low E double glazing. This predominantly passive design features hydronic underfloor heating, ducted air conditioning, and an insulated Nuratherm roofing system.

Entertainment and convenience are elevated with electric blinds, internal and external speakers, 3-phase power, and beautifully finished spaces such as the polished concrete garage with car charger.

Recently completed, this exceptional residence delivers contemporary living with an architectural edge, just minutes walk, cycle or drive to Lake Hayes, Ayrburn and Arrowtown.

Important: This property may be marketed as suitable for overseas purchasers. However, this does not constitute confirmation of eligibility, approval, or suitability for any individual buyer. All overseas purchasers remain subject to New Zealand’s overseas investment laws, including the Overseas Investment Act 2005, and may require consent from the Overseas Investment Office. You must obtain your own independent legal, financial, and technical advice and secure any necessary approvals before proceeding with a purchase.