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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 house from the final season of The Block NZ: Redemption is for sale in Orewa. Completed by Chloe Hes and Ben Speedy, the townhouse at 13 Ringi Lane won the show's "Best House" prize.
This luxurious home features open-plan living, a landscaped yard, and sea views from the upper level. It offers three bedrooms plus a versatile study, ample storage, an EV charger, and a ducted heat pump system, making it a premium lock-up-and-leave property.
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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