Positioned along a rare front-row ridgeline, 113 Spur Ridge Rise is a bold architectural statement - a home purposefully designed to elevate the Queenstown lifestyle, both literally and figuratively.
Architecturally designed by Gary Todd, this recently completed residence is clad in cedar and stone and was conceived to honour its extraordinary setting - capturing radiant sunlight in one direction and offering sweeping, uninterrupted outlooks across Jack’s Point Preserve, Cecil Peak, and the majestic alpine valley in the other. The design responds with balance and intention, prioritising light, transparency, and connection to place.
From the street, the home commands instant attention. The striking Corten steel front door sets the tone - a sculptural gateway to the exquisite detailing and refined finishes that unfold within. Every material choice speaks of craftsmanship; every angle tuned to the natural surrounds. Inside, a dramatic pitched ceiling elevates the main living area, deliberately designed to amplify volume and frame the alpine panorama beyond. Timber flooring underfoot, wool carpets in the bedrooms, and skylights above enrich the interiors with natural warmth, texture, and ambient light throughout the day. At its heart lies a beautifully appointed kitchen with premium appliances and a full scullery - seamlessly linked to a generous 60sqm (more or less) covered deck featuring a built-in outdoor kitchen, designed for effortless alfresco entertaining from dawn to dusk.
The thoughtful single-level layout includes four bright and spacious double bedrooms. The primary suite features a tiled ensuite and direct outdoor access, while the second bedroom also includes its own ensuite - ideal for hosting. A third bathroom and separate powder room provide additional flexibility. Underfloor hydronic heating ensures comfort throughout, complemented by wall-mounted radiators in each bedroom, double glazing, and a feature gas fireplace clad in Central Otago stone - a striking centrepiece that anchors the living space in both form and function.
The home is completed by a carpeted double garage, a separate laundry, and beautifully landscaped, low-maintenance grounds.
Just moments from walking and biking trails, The Remarkables ski field, Jack’s Point Golf Course, Farmhouse Café, Frankton’s vibrant precinct, and Queenstown International Airport, this residence combines architectural distinction with natural beauty and everyday practicality.
