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Rich-lister’s $10 million Lake House listed after upgrade
Lake House in Queenstown has been listed with an asking price of $10.425 million.
14 January 2026
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A spectacular Queenstown property, Lake House, is listed for $10.425 million. Rebuilt in 2017 by London architect Alex Wilcock, the home features a light, contemporary style inspired by Palm Springs, contrasting with typical regional architecture.
The nearly 600m² residence offers five bedrooms, a 30m glazed conservatory, and advanced KNX home automation. Owned by an investor with ties to Lululemon, the property has hosted corporate retreats and is being sold as the owners are downsizing.
Owner David Lawn had the house designed by London-based architect Alex Wilcock in 2016. It was built over three years by Triple Star Construction.
A 30m-long conservatory with overhead louvres is a key feature of the triple-glazed house. No matter what the weather, it maintains a comfortable temperature inside.
Neutrally toned interior furnishings ensure the interior doesn’t compete with the scenery.
Italian fittings feature in the kitchen, part of a huge open-plan family living space. Photo: Oliver Road
Commercial-grade appliances were specified - the house has been used regularly for corporate retreats. Photo: Oliver Road
There’s a choice of seating and dining areas.
The house has five bedrooms, two of which are main suites. There is a separate guest wing.
Although quite isolated, the property is just 12 minutes from Queenstown by car. The town can also be reached by boat.
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