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Wairua Reserve In Te Reo, Wairua is the soul, the non-physical spirit of an individual or place. 4 5 Wairua Remuera connects us with the spirit of this special place; the heritage, the beauty, the possibilities. 6 7 A building that belongs. Sitting effortlessly on the corner of Remuera and Wairua Roads, Wairua is oriented to maximise the area’s natural elevation and arresting views, including the outlook over Wairua Reserve. The great care taken with the design and architecture allows the building to celebrate its surroundings, with its materials echoing those of the homes around it. The crisp white finish of the north- facing apartments follows an established tradition on Remuera Road, while the horizontal timber weatherboard look on the rear of the building references the bungalows in Wairua Road. Vertical gardens flush with native vines climb the building’s eastern and southern walls, making a significant and appropriate contribution to the area’s natural beauty. Comprising fifteen apartments across five levels, Wairua Remuera is completely at home in this setting, just as you will be. 10 11 What makes apartment living so appealing is more Connected spaces than its pared-back design aesthetic. By balancing and connecting the spaces that serve the different functions of daily life, we become closer in every sense, and that bring people together. everything becomes easier. Wairua has interconnected living areas, where you will be able to relax on a sofa while chatting to someone working at the dining table, gather together at the end of the day to unwind, share lovingly-prepared meals, and entertain effortlessly. This easy interplay is what makes your apartment, with all its modernity, a real home. 12 13 Larger dining tables, treasured furniture, art that starts conversations, they will all have a place here in these expansive living areas. With its generous proportions and high stud, your apartment is ready to welcome your lifetime of collecting and curating. 14 15 Nothing is better than close family and special friends gathering at the kitchen island to relax Gather. and share delicious food, good wine and lively conversation. Whether it’s a celebration meal, a pre-dinner get-together or simply coffee with a friend, people Share. will feel welcome and truly at home here. Your highly efficient, beautifully finished kitchen will add to the shared enjoyment. Enjoy. With Bosch or Gaggenau appliances, natural stone bench tops, and contrasting high-gloss and veneer cabinetry, your new kitchen will undoubtedly impress. It will also inspire you to new culinary heights – be ready to surprise yourself. Everything has been so well thought out. What you need is always to hand and cooking couldn’t be easier, whether you’re preparing a lovely meal for yourself or entertaining a crowd. 16 17 A sense of space. Our architects have made sure every apartment feels light and airy, with all the space you need for comfortable living. This applies as much to the one-bedroom apartments as it does to the larger three-bedroom apartments with villa-style hallways. 18 19 While apartments bring people together, there will also be times when it’s all about you. That’s when your master suite will come into its own. Whether you’re just taking a little time out or retiring for the night, your master suite is where you can reconnect with yourself. The five-star hotel ambience cocoons and spoils you, while your en-suite bathroom is there for when you’re ready to luxuriate. Also, you will love the wardrobes – large, with built-in drawers and shelves providing overhead storage, and ready to welcome all your clothes. Retreat, restore, revive. 20 21 All are welcome. Second and third bedrooms don’t always get the consideration they deserve from apartment designers. Our design team thought long and hard about the important second and third bedrooms. The results will delight you, and everyone who lives or stays in them. Most importantly, family will feel at home. Grown children or grandchildren, all will look forward to living or staying in these comfortable rooms where they will have space and privacy. These rooms are also flexible enough to set up as a retreat space when not being used by visitors. They will do double duty as a study, media room, library, or a quiet, out-of-the-way space for hobbies or interests. 22 23 If the master bedroom is a place to indulge yourself, your en-suite bathroom takes it to another level. This is your innermost sanctuary, where calm prevails. Floor-to-ceiling tiles, with cleverly designed shelves and niches, the natural stone vanity top, the finely worked, highly detailed cabinetry, the European light fittings – where better to start the day or ready yourself for that special evening? 24 25 Which palette is you? Two colour palettes have been carefully curated by interior designer, Gretl Lukas. Your final choice will depend on your personality, or how you wish to complement your living and dining furniture, statement pieces and art collection. KITCHEN CABINETRY CONTEMPORARY KITCHEN ISLAND AND LIGHT BATHROOM VANITIES FLOORING Considered, refined and luxurious, this BATHROOM TILES is a fresh palette BATHROOM BENCHTOP on the warm side of neutral. It will be the perfect backdrop for those who prefer more traditional décor. CARPET KITCHEN BENCHTOP Tucked out of the way. KITCHEN CABINETRY URBAN DARK KITCHEN ISLAND AND BATHROOM VANITIES This palette is also FLOORING highly considered, its rich tones and The value of a separate laundry in an apartment cannot be BATHROOM TILES over-estimated. In Wairua, your laundry has its own room, with textural depth a wash tub, bench top and additional storage for necessities BATHROOM BENCHTOP pairing well with and the ‘stuff of life’. Simply close the door and the distracting modern furniture. noise of washing or drying fades away. For those who love contrast and a little more impact, Urban Dark would be a great choice. CARPET KITCHEN BENCHTOP 26 27 Indoors and outdoors are one. The delight of living at Wairua will extend beyond the interior of your apartment. Extensive floor-to-ceiling glazing will bathe your home in natural light; it will also frame striking views to the north and south. The overlook of mature trees and lawns in Wairua Reserve can also be yours to enjoy. With large sliding doors that can be drawn back, your living area and balcony will seem almost as one. Inside or outside, you can see each day unfold, the seasons change, the weather turn, sunrises and sunsets, and birds in flight. 28 29 The effortless flow within your apartment continues to the balconies that become second living areas. Designed for casual entertaining, they are sheltered and discreet. Many of Wairua’s balconies face west, inviting you to bask in the late afternoon sun, and savour a glass of wine in the company of friends. When you are not playing host, your balcony will still be a lovely place to spend time, enjoying a little sun and fresh air, taking in the views and the sights and sounds of this peaceful neighbourhood. 30 31 Corner of Remuera Road and Wairua Road. MAUNGAWHAU/ REMUERA AUCKLAND DEVONPORT ORAKEI RANGITOTO MOUNT EDEN VILLAGE DOMAIN ISLAND ORAKEI ŌHINERAU/ NEWMARKET AUCKLAND PARNELL WAIRUA BASIN BASTION MISSION MOUNT HOBSON CBD RESERVE WALKWAY POINT BAY 20 25 21 15 19 22 23 24 17 16 18 14 11 13 WAIRUA RESERVE 5 10 6 9 1 7 27 2 8 12 26 Wairua Reserve 3 4 – your playground. DESCRIPTION DRIVE WALK DESCRIPTION DRIVE WALK Across the road you will find one of the most tranquil 1. Remuera Village 1min 6min 15. Orakei Marina 7min 56min spots in all Remuera. This shady reserve is a great 2. Remuera Library 1min 6min 16. Orakei Tennis Club 5min 1hr place to relax while young children or grandchildren 3. Ellerslie Racecourse 2min 11min 17. Hobson Bay 5min 34min amuse themselves on the flying fox, climbing 4. Ellerslie Golf Driving Range 2min 10min 18. Hobson Bay Walkway 4min 30min equipment and other playground favourites. 5. Waiata Reserve 1min 7min 19. Tamaki Drive 8min 50min 6. Remuera Rackets Club 6min 30min 20. Britomart 12min 1.5hr 7. Auckland Bridge Club 4min 13min 21. Auckland CBD 9min 1.15hr 8. St Aidan’s Anglican Church 1min 4min 22. Parnell 7min 55min 9. Ōhinerau / Mount Hobson 4min 28min 23. Auckland Domain 7min 48min 10. Maungawhau / Mount Eden 10min 1.15hr 24. Auckland Museum 7min 48min 11. Shore Road Reserve 5min 39min 25. Kelly Tarlton’s Aquarium 8min 1hr 12. New World Supermarket 2min 10min 26. Remuera Golf Club 7min 40min 13. Orakei Basin Walkway 3min 29min 27. Upland Road Village 2min 10min 14. Orakei Bay Village 3min 29min 34 35 REMUERA LIBRARY VIBRANT REMUERA Buildings that have stood for more than a century Our village. continue to provide goods and services. Many stores remain independently owned and operated, providing choices and personal service not found elsewhere. Among the more notable are Jack Lum’s legendary fruit and vegetables, the splendid 4&20 Bakery and the popular Browns Eatery, as well as Maman for the fashionistas. For staples (and those special treats), New World Remuera is also an institution. Remuera is also noted for its medical services, with many specialist practices here. Adjacent to the village are fine primary schools and other amenities for young and old alike, such as the iconic Remuera Library. BOUTIQUE CAFES ENDLESS DINING EXPERIENCES Remuera wears its history, character and charm proudly. Nowhere is this seen to better advantage than in the shopping precinct many locals call ‘the village’. THE ICONIC JACK LUM 36 37 Where we connect.
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