This gracious character home offers the opportunity to live immersed in Devonport's rich history, just a few minutes' walk from the iconic waterfront and village. Boasting magnificent harbour and Mt Victoria views, its location and layout will perfectly suit empty nesters who want comfort and space, and families with older kids.

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The home was built in 1886 and former Auckland Mayor Sir Dove Myer Robinson once lived here. Grand proportions and original features have been restored in much of the residence, with newer areas crafted in a complementary style to ensure seamless flow.

This prized and tightly-held neighbourhood is a few houses down from Mt Victoria, with Duder's Beach just an easy stroll down Church Street. The village's cafes, bars, shops and restaurants are a five-minute walk along the waterfront from home, along with the ferry into Auckland City.

This incredibly elegant property will draw you in with its captivating street presence and full-length veranda, which was reinstated in 2019, overseen by heritage architects Salmond Reed. A wide entry hall, high original ceilings, stained glass and chandeliers tell a tale of yesteryear inside, while white shutters, bright white walls, excellent heating and great light make it work for today's lifestyle.

The sitting room and dining space are connected by a double-sided fireplace, while the formal lounge across the hall is a peaceful evening retreat. The classic chef's kitchen and family living area flows out to the covered back deck, perfect for all year-round dining, then steps down to the beautifully sunny, private flat lawn and manicured gardens. There is a double garage out here, accessed via a driveway to the side of the property.

Four delightful bedrooms and two bathrooms are located upstairs. These either enjoy incredible, ever-changing harbour views, or a perfect snapshot of Mt Victoria.

Properties of this calibre so close to the water and village are always sought after. This one is a must-view.