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‘Rare as hen’s teeth’ home that once belonged to All Black on market
70's Ponsonby home for sale once owned by former All Black Olo Brown
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A rare 1970s architectural home at 86 Islington St, Ponsonby, once owned by former All Black Olo Brown, is on the market. This unique property is not under heritage protection, offering rare redevelopment potential in a prime location.
The renovated four-bedroom house features a lush creeping fig exterior, a stylish green tile bathroom, and two off-street parks. Marketed by Ray White, this home is ideal for young professionals seeking a distinctive property with character and flexibility.
Peek inside this 70s-built home in Ponsonby
Ten years ago, the home was much less green and lush
Where on earth is this place?
The home is rare in the area, as it’s a more moden build.
Who lives here?
What drew her to the home?
The dining area opens onto a courtyard style garden, and through to the living room.
The owner chose to leave the spaces semi- sectioned off from one another
What’s so special about it?
The living room is set at the rear of the house.
The bathroom is a nod to the home's 70s origins.
The ivy is something else!
The “ivy” took a decade to grow.
It wraps right around the house, and is slowly making its way to the rear.
Who would buy a house like this?
How much will a place like this set me back?
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