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Suspended in space: Spectacular Queenstown cliffhanger rivals view
Stunning Queenstown 'pod house' has a 9m cantilever
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This spectacular Queenstown property, named Ebony and Ivory, is an architectural standout designed by structural engineer Warrick Weber. Its most striking feature is a 9m cantilever, creating a "floating" sensation with incredible views of The Remarkables.
The 121m² home consists of two "pods" for living and sleeping. It's a Stratum in Freehold title, meaning no body corporate levies. This unique home offers a rare opportunity for buyers seeking architectural significance and breathtaking scenery.
“Side by side on my piano keyboard” - the house is called Ebony and Ivory after the original owner’s passion for the piano. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
With its 9m-long cantilevered pods, the house makes a powerful design statement. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
The view takes in the Remarkables mountain range across Lake Wakatipu. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
The black pod accommodates a long, open-plan living area. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
All the steel structural elements are exposed on the interior. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
Even the kitchen has a black and white theme. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
The main bedroom suite is designed so the view can be enjoyed from the bed. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
This is one of two bathrooms in the 121m² house. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
There’s a strong axis through the house that’s emphasised at every turn. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
The second bedroom opens to this sheltered courtyard. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
Even at the entry, the view is visible. Photo: NZ Sotheby's
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