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From TV villain to villa vendor: Ex-Shortland St star selling family home
The house was built in 1890, and once served as a rest stop for travellers between the Great South Road and Coromandel.
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Former Shortland Street actor Jaxin Hall is selling his historic four-bedroom Ramarama villa. Built in 1890, the home was once the Old Coach House, a rest stop for travellers.
The property blends original character with modern upgrades, including:
- Central heating and updated electrics
- A modernized solar-heated saltwater pool
- A refurbished astroturf multi-sport court
Set on 2.87 hectares, the grounds feature mature trees and new landscaping. The family is moving to be closer to their community in Waiuku.
Jaxin Hall as Scott Lawson in Shortland Street.
The home was once a coach house.
The statement chimney.
The home has all modern conveniences.
Dining room off the kitchen.
One of the four bedrooms.
The bathroom retains a historic feel.
The pool is solar-heated.
The court has seen lots of sporting action.
There are plenty of manicured lawns.
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