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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 family's historic four-bedroom villa in Ramarama. Built in 1890 and once known as the Old Coach House, the home blends original character with modern comforts on a 2.87-hectare estate.
Key features include:
- A solar-heated saltwater pool
- An upgraded astroturf sports court
- Central heating and modernised utilities
The property, listed with Barfoot & Thompson, boasts a pōhutukawa-lined driveway and abundant native birdlife, offering a unique chapter for its next owner.
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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