homes together with new ideas to create a real
family home, says franchise owner Rod Roebuck.
“The design has great street presence being
finished in an aerated concrete and plaster
system matched with the warmth of cedar ship-
lap weatherboards and a tile roof,” he says.
And the house is just as impressive on the
inside. High, raking ceilings running through
the two living areas accentuate the feeling of
spaciousness. At the same time, classic operable
shutters bring added charm, as well as privacy
from the street, and work well with the solid oak
flooring seen in the kitchen and dining areas.
The house also includes a light-filled study, a
two-car garage, and hydronic in-slab heating so
you have a luxuriously warm home year round.
Plus there’s a modern gas fire for those that like
to see where the warmth is coming from.
The showhome also boasts three sheltered
decks. So no matter which way the wind is
blowing, there’s always a sheltered spot outside.
For details, contact GJ Gardner, Taranaki,
phone (06) 769 6512. Web: www.gjgardner.co.nz
save and share: search 50130 or
gj gardner at Trendsideas.com
These pages: Classic weatherboards
and roof tiles give this GJ Gardner
showhome a strong street presence.
On the interior, operable shutters
and a classic wood floor are matched
with flowing, open-plan spaces and
the latest appliances and hardware
– this GJ Gardner design offers the
best of the traditional plus the best
of brand new. The kitchen has a
separate scullery, and a skylight for a
well-lit work area. It’s also close to the
main deck for ease of entertaining.
search | save | share at