What is the most expensive house in New Zealand?

Many immigrants will choose to buy a house in New Zealand, so what is the most expensive house in New Zealand? What are the benefits? It must be a problem encountered by many people who go abroad. Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! The following is the relevant information I have compiled for your reference.

What is the most expensive house in New Zealand?

"Single-family villas" can be seen everywhere in New Zealand. Ordinary "house" also means that every household has a house and a yard, which is independent from the neighbors. This is not because New Zealanders are particularly rich, but because New Zealand is a small country with a vast territory, few people and a relatively balanced distribution of resources. There is enough land and enough supporting facilities for everyone to live in scattered places.

This mansion, located at Burwood Crescent 13, Remuera District, Auckland, was recently bought by Warren and Sarah Couillault for NZ $180,000 (equivalent to more than RMB 86 million), setting a new record for the transaction price of 20 16 houses.

Although there is a big swimming pool, this square house doesn't seem to meet our aesthetic standards. What's special about it?

This building is the work of Julian guthrie, a famous designer of Goldward guthrie Architecture Company. She said that the design of this mansion was inspired by the war bunker around Auckland Harbour. At that time, the design requirement of the guests was to connect the house with the picturesque outdoor space as smoothly as possible.

"The design of the house was inspired by the war bunker by the Auckland harbour. It was dug on the edge of a cliff, facing the sea. The material of concrete itself is used to create a quaint feeling, and the structure from the ground to the wall adopts similar texture, which is simple and unified, "guthrie said. The circular concrete column is more like a tribute to the architect Corbusier. The bedroom is built on the upper floor, flush with the street, and the kitchen/living room/dining room is built on the lower floor, which naturally extends to the outdoor private space, and there is an oversized swimming pool.

From the outdoor observation deck, you can see the port of Waitmata, cross Victoria Mountain and the northern end of devonport, and even see Ranjitoto Island. The outdoor space is decorated with local trees, such as Nico palm trees. The huge swimming pool outside is located on the edge of the cliff, and the water can flow directly into Hobson Bay. There is an area for people to enjoy sunbathing and a place to avoid the sun. "The passages connecting the balcony, swimming pool, garden and living area are all at the bottom of the main entrance, and the main entrance has clear streamline instructions," guthrie said. "This building is a contradictory unity. It looks like an indestructible behemoth, but it can be suddenly' dissolved' by the vast horizon in the field of vision."