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Description: Positioned high on the hillside at 62A Middleton Road, this newly completed architecturally designed home is shaped by its extraordinary outlook. Tussock-covered hillsides, alpine light and sweeping views across Lake Whakatipu to The Remarkables make the landscape part of everyday life. Snow-capped peaks in winter, long evenings over the water in summer - a view that changes with the seasons.
There is a rare sense of floating above the landscape here. Designed by architects Amy Hendry and Claire Paterson of Four Walls Architecture, the home responds carefully to its alpine setting, sitting lightly within the hillside while opening out towards the lake and mountains beyond. Floor-to-ceiling glazing frames the uninterrupted outlook, drawing the landscape deep into the living spaces, while the Kwila deck extends the home outdoors.
Inside, the architecture is calm, warm and contemporary. Open-plan living is anchored by a refined kitchen with waterfall-edge benchtops and Fisher & Paykel appliances. Three well-proportioned bedrooms all feature built-in wardrobes, including a master with ensuite, alongside a stylish main bathroom. A dedicated secure storage area provides space for skis, bikes and the gear that comes with life in Queenstown, while private access and two off-street parking spaces add everyday convenience.
Set between Queenstown and Frankton, 62A occupies a rare pocket of calm - a small enclave of architect-designed homes elevated above the marina, quietly removed yet remarkably connected. Walk to the lake, lakeside cafés and the Frankton Track, with Queenstown, the airport, ski fields, golf and Central Otago's renowned dining and wine experiences all within easy reach.
Developed by James Clarke Property, the home is newly completed and has never been lived in. With 365-day Visitor Accommodation consent, it offers flexibility - live here full-time, keep it as a private Queenstown escape, or operate it as visitor accommodation throughout the year.
Contact us today for more information or to arrange a private inspection.
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