Mackenzie Mono - Wellington
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Our lovely Solid Timber, Scandinavian-inspired ‘Mackenzie Mono’ show home and office is a great example of how a small space of 32sqm can be used so effectively and feel way more spacious than you’d expect.
With a gorgeous outlook to the hills and based in Mangaroa Valley you’ll appreciate how well this home fits the lifestyle property it’s situated on – which happens to be the Fraemohs Homes Wellington Franchise Directors.
The layout is ideal for a single person or couple wanting a tiny home feel that is both warm, light and easy to live in. With the mono pitch roof you get a sense of space extending towards the views and ample windows means the sunshine is plentiful no matter what aspect it faces.
It’s also a perfect size for extra accommodation for family, friends or an AirBnB, or a studio or office. Whatever your needs, the ‘Mackenzie Mono’ can work for you.
With a lovely open plan kitchen, dining and living area, bathroom and bedroom with built in wardrobe, two large sliding doors opening on to a deck, you’ll feel right at home.
Plan Features
Bathrooms
1
Living
1
Beds
1
Size
32m2
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Why Solid Timber?
Sustainable
Value For Money
Earthquake Proof
Fast Construction
Low Maintenance
Gallery
Homes on our website are a mixture of photos of client homes and illustrations from our designers. These may include some features that differ from our “Classic” specification so we try to label these wherever possible. Your sales consultant can help you with any queries around pricing and changes to the plan.
Floor plan
Measurements
| Specs | |
| Living | 3.4 x 3.7 metres |
| Bedroom | 3.4 x 2.54 metres |
| General | |
| Length | 9.12 metres |
| Width | 3.8 metres |
| House area | 32.11m2 |
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Opening Times
Viewing by Appointment Only.
Closed public holidays.
195C Whitemans Valley Road,
Upper Hutt, Wellington
Scandanavian Design
Scandinavian architecture is a design philosophy known for its minimalist elegance, functionality, and strong connection to nature. Rooted in simplicity, it emphasises clean lines, open spaces, and abundant natural light, creating a sense of calm and balance.
