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Fate brought the owners to this 70s-inspired ocean-view home
The property at 92 Myres Street, in Otumoetai, Tauranga, is on the market for only the third time.
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A unique, 70s-inspired home at 92 Myres Street in Otumoetai, Tauranga, is on the market. Owned by restaurateurs Kim Smythe and Noel Cimadon, the property was acquired through a serendipitous encounter and is celebrated for its distinctive architectural style.
Influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright, the home features a conversation pit, timber beams, and large windows framing stunning ocean views. It offers a rare blend of privacy, retro charm, and proximity to the city, making it a truly special find.
Surrounded by water, the property has a peaceful outlook.
Built in 2010, it’s filled with references to Mid-century design.
The conversation pit includes an orange wrap around couch.
And vintage Axminster carpet.
The bespoke chef’s kitchen is the heart of the home.
The dining room has twin views of the water.
The master bedroom has a monumental bedroom window.
The Mid-century styling continues throughout the home.
Outside, the home was designed for entertaining.
The property is tucked away, even though there are neighbours and town is nearby.
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