10 Richmond Avenue, Nelson South, Nelson

Historic, grand home, elite location!

Here's one of those once-in-a super blue moon opportunities, one of Nelson's very finest old homes in one of the city's most desirable areas, available for the first time since the 1960s.
10 Richmond Avenue has had just three owners since it became one of the city's “defining” houses in 1908/9 - the owners are regretful sellers after 62 wonderful family years here.
No 10 is truly a fine old dame, stately and noble from the street as only two-storey villas from the early turn of the 20th century can be.
Inside, the home is mostly original, highlighted by lofty timber ceilings, fully panelled walls and spectacular cathedral-like stained glass.
On the city's elevated southern slopes with wide views and bathed in sunshine, No 10 is a peaceful haven on more than a quarter acre (1366sqm) of lawns and gorgeous trees, some more than a century old.
This is a home of immense character, designed to impress early 19th century society when visitors came calling by horse and buggy. It still makes a statement today of quality and desirability.
New owners will see opportunities to update while still retaining the special values of its era.
The well-recorded history tells of its origins as part of the Moorhouse Estate farm, and its development as an original home.
With its expanse of large rooms (277sqm), the home offers four bedrooms upstairs, a possible fifth (or utility room) downstairs, a nursery or study, bathrooms on each level, and a vast kitchen.
Two living rooms, one with remarkable timber ceilings, and the other connecting to an inviting sunroom, offer ample spaces for dining, entertaining and relaxing.
The large master bedroom, one other equally large bedroom, and two others (one single) all have built-ins - and there's ample potential to renovate and modernize.
With its special charms and prestigious location close to town this remarkable home is ready for new owners to cherish.

For a copy of our comprehensive information booklet or to arrange a private viewing, contact Nina James.