37 Arrowtown-Lake Hayes Road

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  • 491 square metre home

$7,995,000

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Lake Hayes waterfront property is widely regarded as the region’s most sought after and this stunning architectural home is of one the finest examples. Located on a beautifully landscaped, mature and private parcel of elevated land spanning over 1,000 square metres is an award-winning Michael Wyatt designed residence. The home encapsulates stunning views of Lake Hayes, Coronet Peak and a panorama of surrounding mountains seen from all living areas.

Access is granted through a glass foyer above an internal garden, which has immediate impact with its detailed design and sense of arrival. This elevated living level is centred around the open plan dining and kitchen area, a great place to entertain with its retracting windows and vaulted ceilings.

South of the kitchen is a library room with an open fire offering a more cosy environment with direct access to the western deck. To the north a living room with gas fire and TV opens to a sheltered BBQ area with Louvretec roofing and an open fire with outside heating and a built-in audio system.

The home has two master bedrooms located on different levels, both featuring built-in wardrobes and beautifully appointed en-suites. The upper master has panoramic views overlooking the mature grounds, Lake Hayes in the foreground and the mountain ridgelines in the distance. The second master suite has more of a garden feel with direct access to the lawn and landscaped gardens. Two other guest bedrooms share a bathroom and each open to covered paving area. A home theatre, wine cellar, outdoor shower, bathroom, and significant storage facility for lake toys and garden equipment are also located on the ground floor level.

A three-car garage, plant room and separate laundry complete the home’s internal features. Large schist stone stairs give direct access to the Lake Hayes loop trail and wider Queenstown trails underpinning why this location is so desirable to both locals and tourists.

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