Every household has a place where the day ends up. In this one, it’s outside: adults on the deck with a cold drink, and kids on the lawn turning cartwheels for an audience.
Engineered natural European Oak flooring greets you inside the front door and runs down a long central hallway and through most of the rooms, and the quality of the home is clear from the first step. Six heat pumps, five ducted and one wall-mounted in the garage, keep it comfortable whatever the weather is doing outside, and double-layer ceiling insulation holds the warmth in.
Off to one side of the hallway, a generous open space brings the dining, living and kitchen together. Step into it and the dining is straight ahead, the living to the right and the kitchen to the left.
The kitchen is built for cooking and for company. Stone benchtops, a gas cooktop and a double multitasking oven, with storage to spare so nothing needs to live on the bench. The island bench has the sink built in and doubles as a breakfast bar, where a friend perches with a glass of wine, chatting while dinner comes together, or a child spreads out their homework within easy reach of the cook.
In the living area, a timber-detailed feature wall adds warmth, texture and a bold focal point, and a pellet fire waits for the cooler nights.
Then comes the moment the house opens up. Two sets of stacker doors slide back onto the large deck, and you can see where the hours will go: long lunches, kids in and out, evenings that stretch because nobody wants to move.
Beyond the deck, the back section is well fenced and bordered by trees and shrubs, a safe, private lawn for children to play.
When the day calls for something quieter, the lounge is waiting at the kitchen end of the space. Cavity sliders close it away for a night in, or open it up when the house fills.
At the end of the hallway, the primary bedroom is a retreat in its own right, with a door to the outdoors, a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite with a double bowl vanity. Tiled floors with real panache run through the ensuite, the main bathroom and the separate toilet, with crisp white tiling rising halfway up the walls. The main bathroom has a bath as well as a separate shower and a vanity. Bedroom four is currently an office, with the flexibility to be a fourth bedroom whenever you need one.
The double garage is carpeted and the laundry lives in there too. Down one side of the house, a shed and a long strip of space take care of kayaks, bikes and everything else with nowhere to be. It could also potentially be a dog run.
With a reserve directly across the road, friends can gather and a game is never far away. Schools and Te Puna o Whakaehu (Mosgiel pool) are nearby too, along with the shops and cafes, so weekdays and weekends both run smoothly.
Style that makes an impression. A home that lives as well as it looks.
Deadline Sale closing at 4.00pm on Thursday 5 November 2026 (prior offers considered)
Collectively marketed by Team Robinson – three people working for you
