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'Budgets ruin dreams': Gibbston Valley heritage villa gets a lavish makeover
The house is set among the vines with views of the popular Gibbston Valley.
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A stunning 1906 heritage villa in Gibbston Valley is for sale after a lavish, no-budget makeover. Originally from Christchurch, the home was relocated after the 2011 earthquake and meticulously reassembled among the vines.
The current owners added a luxurious ensuite featuring Swarovski crystal taps and Ralph Lauren lighting, enhancing the home's character to create a luxe hotel feel. Unique features include a hidden wine cellar and comprehensive heating. The property is now listed with Bayleys.
The villa was built in 1906 and originally located in the Christchurch suburb of Sumner.
The couple were keen to highlight the home's original features.
The ensuite and bath are a particular highlight.
The villa is toasty warm in the winter.
The kitchen space is stylishly decorated in neutrals with dark colour accents.
The house has a 301m² floor plan.
A surprise under the kitchen - the wine cellar.
The home is surrounded by vines.
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