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A historic landmark in a ‘ridiculously amazing’ small town gets a new lease of life
Historic Lawrence landmark gets a stylish new life as a modern home, blending heritage features with interiors.
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A historic building at 26 Ross Place in Lawrence has been transformed into a stylish, modern home. The Category 2 Historic Place, built in the late 1800s, previously housed a cabinetmaker, hairdresser, and most recently, a café.
The current owner converted the space into an industrial-inspired apartment, preserving its historic façade as required by Heritage NZ. It retains features like a commercial kitchen and polished concrete floors. Now for sale, this unique property offers a blend of heritage and modern living.
The property has been given a modern update. Photo: Bayleys/TRADE ME
The polished concrete floors are a highlight. Photo: Bayleys/TRADE ME
Erica was inspired by apartment living. Photo: Bayleys/TRADE ME
The bedroom is generous. Photo: Bayleys/TRADE ME
The commerical kitchen remains. Photo: Bayleys/TRADE ME
A toilet cubicle was converted into a shower room. Photo: Bayleys/TRADE ME
Plenty of space outdoors. Photo: Bayleys/TRADE ME
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