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House that won last-ever Block NZ auction up for sale
Chloe Hes and Ben Speedy won The Block: Redemption for the completion of a townhouse in Ringi Lane, Orewa.
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The winning townhouse from the final season of The Block NZ: Redemption is for sale in Orewa. Originally completed by winners Chloe Hes and Ben Speedy, the home also won "Best House" and eight room reveals on the show.
Located at 13 Ringi Lane, the property features a luxurious design, excellent storage, and sea views. Recently used as a successful Airbnb, this award-winning, three-bedroom-plus-study home is now on the market for a new owner to enjoy.
Chloe and Ben won a massive eight “room reveals” for this townhouse on the show. Photo: THREE
This is the living room, with its built-in shelving and window seat beneath the picture window, as planned by Chloe and Ben. There is storage in the lower cabinetry. Photo: Harcourts
The kitchen features textural splashback tiles and the latest modern appliances. The island was a last-minute addition in “do-over” week, which paid off handsomely for Chloe and Ben. Photo: Harcourts
High fences and planting ensure privacy from immediate neigbours at the rear. Photo: Harcourts
A built-in barbecue area is can be put to good use all year round. Photo: Harcourts
The main bedroom is spacious, and comes with its own dressing area and ensuite bathroom. Photo: Harcourts
Chloe and Ben received a perfect score for this bathroom in “Bathroom Week”. The vanity features fluted tile doors. Photo: Harcourts
The current owners have added a mezzanine bed to the reading/TV room on the top floor. Photo: Harcourts
Neighbours from the show
Stacy and Adam Middleton bought the house they worked on after the show, and have since adopted a blind dog Toddy (front), to befriend their Samoyed, Boki. They are now expecting their first child in November. Photo: Jason Dorday/Stuff
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