Whakamoenga Point, Acacia Bay, Waikato

An extraordinary architectural masterpiece envisioned by the renowned David Ponting, this stunning home showcases the seamless fusion of design brilliance with the natural beauty that surrounds it. Constructed with an array of natural materials such as stone and wood, the residence stands as a testament to unparalleled craftsmanship.

Inside, the Hinuera stone floor, meticulously crafted macrocarpa ceilings, and a captivating stone fireplace contribute to an inviting ambiance. Commercial joinery windows effortlessly slide back into cavities, creating a harmonious link between indoor and outdoor spaces. The result is a spacious covered deck, ideal for entertaining or simply relishing the tranquility of the private garden.
This single-level home offers three bedrooms, two living areas, and two bathrooms. Conveniently, it also includes a three-car garage, providing both practicality and security. An additional fourth bedroom with an ensuite adjacent to the garage adds versatility to the property. This space could serve various purposes, such as housing for a teenager, functioning as a home office, or even as potential accommodation for a bed and breakfast.

Nestled in the exclusive locale known as "The Point," this residence transcends mere architectural splendour. The surroundings exude peace and tranquility, with the gentle calls of local birdlife often the only audible sounds.

Elevated above the lake, the property affords breath-taking views, encompassing snow-capped mountains, the Kaimanawa ranges, and the entirety of lake Taupo. Expansive windows flood the home with natural light, while opening doors and windows wide invites the outside in, allowing residents to fully immerse themselves in the breath-taking natural surroundings.

Recognized for its architectural excellence, this exceptional home has been featured in the "Architecture inspired by NZ" coffee table book, highlighting its significance in New Zealand's architectural landscape.

More than just a dwelling, this residence at “The...