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Historic 164-year old villa gets new lease on life
A 164-year-old Mount Eden villa transformed into a luxury family home with heritage charm and modern design.
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The historic 164-year-old Mount Eden villa, Ellamore, has been transformed into a luxury family home by designers Rachyl and Tony Abraham. The extensive 18-month renovation involved gutting the original structure while adding new levels, extensions, and a pool.
The design thoughtfully blends heritage charm with modern functionality, creating distinct spaces ideal for a growing family. Located on a west-facing ridge with views to Manukau Harbour, this bespoke property is now ready for its next chapter.
Luxury home with space for everyone
This 164-year-old villa has been renovated into a spacious, modern family home while keeping its original charm. Inside, it features bright living areas, elegant details, and plenty of space for family living. With a pool and elevated views, it offers comfort and lifestyle in a peaceful location.
The Abrahams added a pool to make the most of the westerly view. Photo: Trade Me/ RAY WHITE
The vibe of the home is elevated, and chic. Photo: Trade Me/ RAY WHITE
The kitchen is a standout feature, at the heart of the home. Photo: Trade Me/ RAY WHITE
The home has five bedrooms and bathrooms. Photo: Trade Me/ RAY WHITE
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Ellamore as it was before the Abrahams bought the home in 2015. Photo: TRADE ME/BARFOOT AND THOMPSON
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