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‘Unlike any residential building constructed at the time’: Classic mid-century home on market for the first time in 67 years
Wilson House is on the market for the first time since it was built.
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The Wilson House, a classic Warren and Mahoney mid-century home in Christchurch, is on the market for the first time in 67 years. Built in 1959, its design was revolutionary for the era, featuring commercial materials like concrete blocks and floor-to-ceiling glazing.
The home was constructed in two stages for the original family and remains largely untouched, preserving its unique character and open-plan feel. The family hopes it will be sold to a buyer who appreciates its architectural significance.
The original plans for the home show how it was to be built in two stages.
The Wilson family at their home in the early 60s.
The home is outward looking.
The kitchen is original.
The sliding glass doors that partition the space, but allow maximum light through.
The home has four bedrooms.
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