There is something about homes from this era that you simply can’t replicate; the proportions, craftsmanship, and most importantly, that feeling when you walk through the door. 89 Georges Drive, Napier South is exactly that.
This substantial 1920s residence delivers space where it matters and detail you will appreciate each and every day. High stud ceilings create volume, native timber adds warmth, and the leadlight windows catch the light in a way modern builds just don’t.
Two living spaces are generous and versatile; a formal lounge rich in character is the natural gathering point in winter, while the second living area offers separation, ideal for families who need room to spread out. The fourth bedroom is currently a dedicated study, giving options for working from home or creating another quiet retreat.
Replaced in 2024 the open plan kitchen is sleek, functional, effortlessly connecting to a covered deck and established rear garden. Private and sheltered, this home is designed for easy entertaining.
Four bedrooms provide flexibility for growing families and guests, with the freestanding double garage a genuine bonus in this tightly held location. The master bedroom is generous in scale and rich in period detail. Soft light filters through the stunning original leadlight windows, illuminating the native timber features that quietly tell the story of the home’s heritage and artistry. A built-in native wood window seat adds both charm and character, the kind of thoughtful detail you simply don’t find in modern builds.
Set on 541sqm on the fringe of Napier CBD and the Marine Parade waterfront precinct, the location offers enviable proximity to transport, amenities, excellent schooling and shops.
For more information or to arrange your private viewing, call Nathan Abel on 027 414 1542 or Josh Abel on 022 646 9678.
