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Unchanged since the 60s, architect’s unique home comes to market
Explore a perfectly preserved 1960s Havelock North home, filled with original mid-century design and retro charm.
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A unique Havelock North home, designed by local architect Neville Norwell in the 1960s, is on the market in its original condition. Located at 63 Simla Avenue, the property showcases perfectly preserved mid-century design.
Key features include teak-style built-ins, exposed rafters, and a wraparound balcony creating a private "treehouse feel." This rare architectural gem offers a unique opportunity for buyers who appreciate period design. The home is being sold by New Zealand Sotheby’s International Real Estate.
Take a look inside this classic A-frame
The home retains all of its mid-century charm. Photo: TRADE ME/NZSIR
The large deck area has been great for entertaining
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The wraparound deck offers a private, treehouse-like setting, perfect for entertaining and easy indoor-outdoor living.
The home has four bedrooms. Photo: TRADE ME/NZSIR
The home has two bathrooms, both still in the mid-century style. Photo: TRADE ME/NZSIR
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