This is a 1960s home that has been completely rethought - not renovated for resale, but reshaped for people who care deeply about light, proportion and how spaces actually work. The owners are committed to moving on and this is a genuine opportunity. Your early interest is encouraged. If you've been waiting for something distinctive, thoughtful and quietly confident - this is it.
• Under the direction of Glamuzina Architects, the original footprint has been intelligently extended and reconfigured to create interiors that feel calm, expansive and deliberately connected to the outdoors.
• Living zones open wide, sightlines are long and clean, and natural light is drawn through the home from morning to evening. The flow is effortless inside to deck, deck to garden, private, sun-soaked and quietly impressive against spectacular sea views.
• At the centre sits a kitchen designed by Morgan Cronin of Cronin Kitchens, one of the most awarded designers in the world. It's considered rather than showy and made for people who cook, host and live intentionally each day.
• Accommodation is generous and flexible; three bedrooms, all well-proportioned, a separate study for focused work or creative pursuits plus a standalone sleepout, ideal as a studio, work-from-home base or guest space
• Every decision here reflects a design-led mindset - restrained materials, strong spatial thinking and a sense of intention that's increasingly hard to find.
The location is just as compelling. Positioned in Birkenhead Point, Tizard Road is widely regarded as one of the area's most sought-after streets. You're moments from the village feel of Old Birkenhead and Northcote, with their cafés, local restaurants, and established neighbourhood character. The city, Ponsonby, and the CBD are easily accessed across the bridge or via the ferry, just a short stroll away-making daily commuting or weekend plans effortless.
Homes of this calibre, with this level of architectural and kitchen pedigree, are tightly held - and rarely available.
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