Carrick Lane, Dalefield/Wakatipu Basin, Queenstown

Space opens in unexpected directions.Views to Coronet Peak and the surrounding ranges arrive gradually as you move through the home rather than all at once from the front door. The wrap-around deck is positioned to capture sun across the full arc of the day, which in a Queenstown winter matters more than it sounds.At the heart of the home, the kitchen, dining, and living area opens as one continuous space. The kitchen is fitted with Fisher & Paykel appliances and finished with the kind of detail that reveals itself over time rather than demanding attention immediately. A long stone bench, generous storage, and sightlines that keep whoever is cooking connected to the room around them.The living and dining spaces extend directly onto the deck, allowing the home to work equally well for a quiet morning coffee or a full evening with friends and family.Three bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes. Two bathrooms. Double garage with internal access.Like every residence at Kawarau Heights, the home was engineered specifically for the Southern Lakes climate. Hydronic underfloor heating runs across the full floorplan, supported by ducted zoned air conditioning through the living spaces and a high-performance insulated building envelope.The difference is something you notice quickly. Warm floors on a July morning. Stable internal temperatures. Clear windows while frost sits outside. This is the difference between a home that looks warm in photographs and one that is genuinely comfortable to live in through winter.213sqm across a single level on 520sqm of freehold land.No residents’ society. No levy structure. No ongoing obligations beyond standard property ownership.Arrowtown sits approximately ten minutes away. Queenstown Airport around fifteen. Ayrburn is a short drive from the estate entry, while the Lake Hayes Circuit remains directly accessible nearby.If 4 Carrick Lane is worth a closer look, come and walk through it properly. The orientation is one of those things that reads well on paper and makes complete sense the moment you are standing inside.