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The Dilworth building was established in 1925 as a grand entrance to the city of Auckland, a symbol of prosperity in this great town. Now you can have a piece of it - designed by renown architects, built of reinforced concrete and Portland stone, lined with native timber and marble - it really is magnificent.

The Penthouse, built for comfort and convenience in the 1990's, is similarly crafted.

Take the residents elevator from the Customs Street lobby, to the uppermost level. To your left is Apartment 8B, with its own elegant marble entrance. Step in and appreciate the size and character. Cross through the dining area, past the lovely sea-grey kitchen, and onto the broad stone terrace outside.

This terrace is remarkable, offering around fifty square metres of gracious private open air living in the heart of the city. Set back from the edge of the building, well hidden from the street, it's the perfect place to entertain and enjoy yourself.

Secure french doors take you from the patio into the two bedrooms: a master (with en-suite, a walk-in wardrobe and a storage loft) and a second bedroom. This eastern end of the home offers a second full bathroom.

There is a sense of privacy here - no residences overlook you, the evening skyline is yours. It's quiet too, with laminated glass keeping the peace. Above is a new slate roof, all around is solid masonry. It's a home, or a home away from home.

Easily walk to the Viaduct Basin, Wynyard Quarter, North Wharf, Great Barrier and the Waiheke ferries and the Vector Arena for concerts. Public transport works well, and taxis abound. If you need a vehicle, the vendors are also offering a nearby carpark for purchase.

An almost complete list of furnishings and decor items come with the house, and many other lovely items are negotiable.

View by appointment. Additional information, Disclosure documents and Title are available on request.

CV $1,225,000
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