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This grand French-style residence is designed to accommodate three generations, featuring two double-level homes connected by a spacious kitchen and scullery. Each wing boasts a master suite with a walk-in robe and ensuite, along with a sitting room and study for added comfort and privacy. The lower level houses a living area in each wing, and three more bedrooms centred around the connecting kitchen space. Outdoor living is emphasised with numerous tiled spaces. With a total floor area of 253sqm and an additional 72sqm garage, this home offers ample space for family living and entertainment.
"It’s extremely comfortable and it’s a very elegant form of living. We’ve found you don’t really notice temperature variances at all and if you do notice a slight warming or cooling it happens very gradually. Adding to that the lack of condensation, mold, even dust, it’s really just an incredible way to live."
Every one of our projects are energy modelled using the Passive House Planning Package (PHPP). It's through this powerfully clever tool that we can accurately calculate just how much heat energy every eHaus will save when compared to a similarly- sized typical new home, built in the same climate region.
We believe that our homes should have a big impact on the way we live, but little impact on the land. We've calculated the amount of carbon our homes have saved through energy efficiency from move in day 'til now. At their core, eHaus' are built with the elimination of carbon emissions in mind - so we're not only creating healthy, comfy & high performing homes, but spaces that don't cost the earth.
Explore inside a certified Passive House in Auckland, New Zealand. Find out more about passive house design and performance and learn why eHaus are so passionate about this approach to building.