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‘We love the shock value’: The inside of this former Masonic hall has to be seen to be believed
A Southland landmark reimagined with quirky interiors, hidden spaces, original charm and a bath beside the TV.
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A former Masonic hall in Lumsden, Southland, has been uniquely transformed into a quirky home and workspace. Owners Kelly and Steve Taylor created a space with "rooms within rooms," a bath beside the TV, and eclectic decor, while preserving original features like the main hall's chequered floor.
The property has supported a tattoo studio and coffee roastery and features a landscaped backyard. It is now for sale, offering potential as a short-term rental with chattels included.
The interior has been transformed
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The interior is bold and eclectic, blending large open spaces with quirky rooms, vintage touches, creative styling and original character features. A large bookcase dominates the living area.
Yes, there’s a bath in the living room. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
There are rooms within the room. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
One of the bedrooms. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
The kitchen is spacious. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
There’s a funky bathroom. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
The original Masonic Hall. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
Plus bed for guests. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
Steve runs his tattoo business from the building. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
A lot of work was done to clean up the backyard. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
The building has 500m² of floor space. Photo: TRADE ME/PROFESSIONALS
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