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Pristine John Scott house listed in ‘Scott Base’ enclave
This John Scott-designed house in Havelock North dates back to 1985, and remains true to the architect’s vision.
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An authentic 1985 home by renowned architect John Scott is listed in Havelock North's "Scott Base" enclave. This property is celebrated for its pristine, unaltered condition, staying true to Scott's original vision.
The three-bedroom house features signature elements like concrete block walls, extensive timber, and soaring ceilings. Situated on a large, private section, it offers a "treehouse" feel with sweeping valley views. The owners hope to find a buyer who truly appreciates its unique architectural integrity.
In addition to a deck at the side of the house, this elevated terrace is immersed within the landscape.
Extensive timber panelling is one of the hallmarks of Scott’s work.
Concrete-block walls and half-walls are another key feature of the architect’s style.
The living room has a massive sarked ceiling and a built-in window seat.
The kitchen cabinetry is also original. The owners have said it’s important that a new owner appreciates the architecture as much as they have.
There is casual seating around the kitchen peninsula, as well as a separate table, plus the formal dining table closer to the living room
All John Scott houses have a close connection to the surrounding landscape. This garden reflects 40 years of nurturing.
Sarking and dark-stained beams bring plenty of visual drama to the main bedroom suite. This room opens to a small deck.
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