By Mason & Wales Architects
Millbrook Resort, Arrowtown
Residences on Dalgleish are a stunning collection of five homes located adjacent to the 4th and 7th fairways of the Coronet Nine at the iconic Millbrook Resort. Each fairway-fronting home takes maximum advantage of plentiful year-round sun and breath-taking views of the rugged mountains in the Wakatipu Basin.
Each of these substantial north-facing homes exudes a subtle diversity and a ‘look and feel’ that epitomises the sophisticated rural elegance and character that world-class Millbrook Resort is known for. Showcasing high quality fixtures and fittings throughout, Residences on Dalgleish provide the ideal hassle-free opportunity to enjoy New Zealand’s premier lifestyle resort.
Type
Luxury Resort Houses
Size
450m2
Year
2020
Photos by Simon Devitt Photographer
Mason & Wales Architects is an award-winning Registered New Zealand Institute of Architects practice based in the South Island of New Zealand.
Mason & Wales is the first Architectural practice in the country, founded in 1862 by William Mason, the first Architect to live and work in New Zealand and the first Mayor of Dunedin.
During its history the firm has been responsible for the design of a large number of notable buildings throughout New Zealand, and has established valued relationships with clients, consultants and contractors alike.
Mason & Wales work with clients from all over the world on a range of projects of all sizes and types, including Master Planning, Institutional, Hospitality, Commercial, Multi-Residential, Houses and Interiors.
The team works collectively from their Dunedin office, and from Queenstown and Wanaka, with a commitment to making a positive contribution to the built environment. Mason & Wales designs and delivers architecture which strives to be enduring and sustainable to enrich the lives of our clients and the community.
Mason & Wales have built a reputation on the enduring principles of quality, value and professionalism, which is evident in their portfolio of completed work.