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Seascape Retreat – Secluded holiday haven on volcanic mountainside

Pallvika KashivBy Pallvika KashivJune 18, 2016No Comments2 Mins Read
Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
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Auckland-based award-winning studio Pattersons Associates has designed a unique and romantic beach-side cottage for Annandale, a collection of coastal luxury villas for an amazing vacation experience. Dubbed as Seascape Retreat, the tiny  oceanfront cabin is located on the Banks Peninsula, a peninsula of volcanic origin on the east coast of the South Island of New Zealand. The location can be reached via helicopter or by 4-hour drive.

Envisioned by Auckland-based architect Andrew Patterson, the retreat is tucked under a slope at the foot of one of peninsula’s rolling hills. One of the four luxury villas located on the Banks Peninsula, the cottage has three rooms, a lobby, living area and a bathroom.

Made using local material collected from the site, walls of the cottage are made from the chunks of rock, while the earth-turfed roof beautifully camouflages with the hills above. Aiming to create natural stone-like feel inside the cottage, some of the floors are made from in-situ concrete, while other rooms are constructed using mottled stonework.

A honeymoon retreat for couples, who are looking for some private time, the tiny stone cottage boasts a glass wall facing towards the rocky beach and South Pacific Ocean. Designed in 2011, the Seascape Retreat not only welcomes honeymoon couples, but also ones who are looking for style, seclusion and mesmerizing views.

Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
Has indoor heated floors and fireplace
Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
Living area with large windows to enjoy the outdoor views
Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
Wooden finishes
Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
Bedroom featuring mottled stonework
Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
Wood-panelled roof design
Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
Lobby area to relax
Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
Earth-turfed roof camouflage with the surrouding hills
Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
Seascape Retreat located on the Banks Peninusla
Seascape Retreat by Pattersons Associates
The romantic getaway offer perfect view of rocky beach and South Pacific Ocean

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Pallvika is an enthusiastic painter, and loves to capture moments for beautiful memories. Apart from writing, you can find her reading novels or volunteering with NGOs working towards providing better quality education to children.

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