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Mid-century treasure reappears - Neville Price home on market after more than 20 years
1960s designed Neville Price home in Hillcrest, on Auckland's North Shore goes on sale
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A rare 1960s home designed by architect Neville Price is on the market in Hillcrest, Auckland, for the first time in over 20 years. Located at 55 Hillcrest Avenue, the pavilion-style residence is one of three Price homes in the area and showcases his earlier design aesthetic.
The largely original house features a luminous rear wall of glass connecting the living spaces to a private garden. While the kitchen and bathrooms are newly renovated, its architectural integrity is a key feature.
The architect Neville Price, with co-owner Chiara Corbelletto, at the home in 2011.
The entrance of the home was what first attracted the couple to the property.
The interior of the home has not been changed much since it was built.
Only the kitchen and the bathrooms have been updated.
The living room opens onto the garden.
Two of the bedrooms connect to the garden too.
It’s practically another room of the home.
The home at 55 Hillcrest Avenue is on the market for the first time in 22 years.
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