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Storybook setting for a slice of paradise close to the city
Fairytale Clevedon lifestyle block with renovated home, pond, wildlife and peaceful rural charm near Auckland.
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A stunning 2.5ha lifestyle block at 186 Twilight Rd, Clevedon offers a "storybook" setting just 35 minutes from Auckland. The property features a fully renovated four-bedroom home that maintains its original English character, complete with a new kitchen and bathrooms.
The picturesque landscape includes a pond, mature trees, and abundant wildlife, bordering a Forest and Bird sanctuary. Marketed by Michael Boulgaris for $2.59 million, this slice of paradise has potential as a lodge or wedding venue.
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The current owners have undertaken an extensive renovation of the 300m² house, which has included recladding and re-roofing. Photo: Boulgaris
There are numerous places to sit and appreciate the peacefulness of the setting. Photo: Boulgaris
Owner Marcel Roos says the couple love the “peace and quiet”, and will be building on the larger block they have next door. Photo: Boulgaris
Small window panes define capture the leafy outlook and the sunlight. The gabled roofline reinforces the sense of space. Photo: Bouolgaris
Interior with country charm and modern comfort
Inside, the home blends rustic character with modern upgrades, featuring a cosy country-style kitchen, timber finishes, multiple living areas and sun-filled spaces throughout.
More rustic touches are evident inside, including the exposed trusses and brick walls. Photo: Boulgaris
The kitchen features panel-door cabinetry, long timber perimeter benchtops, and a large central island with casual seating. Photo: Boulgaris
Bedroom and relaxed seating spaces
The bedrooms are calm and light-filled, with soft neutral tones, while the adjoining seating areas offer cosy spots to unwind, framed by timber details and leafy outlooks.
This mezzanine bedroom is tucked beneath the eaves. Photo: Boulgaris
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