Among Remuera’s earliest and most distinguished homes, this circa 1910 villa is offered to the market after more than twenty years of cherished ownership.An expansive blueprint of approximately four hundred forty-six square meters accommodates both formal and informal living, seamless indoor/outdoor entertaining, a study, five bedrooms, and three bathrooms, all framed by views stretching from Mount Hobson to the city skyline and Auckland Harbour.More than a grand character residence, this is a private family home to be enjoyed and treasured.The main floor is anchored by a stately living room and adjoining dining enclave, alongside a high-end, English-style country kitchen and family room. Each space opens to sun-drenched terraces that capture the prized northern outlook, unified by high coffered ceilings and early-century detailing.The master suite is all outlook and light; it offers a private retreat with mesmerizing balcony views, a walk-in dressing room, and ensuite. Spilling outside, the ground-floor media room, bedroom, and bathroom offer additional living areas ideal for guests or teenagers. Formal-style gardens bring an air of sophistication to the outdoors and poolside area. Sunlit and securely gated, the one thousand two hundred one square meter (more or less) grounds form a truly private sanctuary.With enhancements carefully considered over the years, timeless modernizations in 2010, along with roof and joinery restoration and exterior repainting, have preserved its architectural integrity. All-season comfort is integrated, complemented by practical luxuries including a substantial laundry and a four-car garage with internal access.A Double Grammar address close to Victoria Avenue School, Remuera Intermediate School is surrounded by the finest private schooling. A lifestyle of village charm coastal access and city convenience follows naturally.With the owners moving forward this graceful home is ready to be filled and loved by the next family.Auction: thirty-four Shortland Street City on Wednesday eleventh March two thousand twenty-six at ten o’clock AM (unless sold prior)