Iconic Queenstown home by ADQ Architecture

For sale through Oliver Road, this thoughtfully designed home by ADQ Architecture is a fine example of Queenstown’s distinctive and increasingly iconic architectural style.

Built seven years ago, it has been further refined and enhanced by its owners, who have made the most of the 2,500 sqm flat, sun-filled section — planting trees, establishing raised vegetable gardens, and creating dreamy outdoor living areas.

Beautiful chapel ceilings rise high above the kitchen, dining and main living areas, which connect to the courtyard dining area framed by bespoke hardscaping, a fireplace and outdoor kitchen.

Set within the serene Threepwood Farm community, the property enjoys a peaceful yet convenient location. A short walk from the shores of Lake Hayes and with direct access to Queenstown’s trail network, the area is known for its friendly neighbourhood feel, rural charm, and panoramic mountain views. Its proximity to schools, transport links, and commercial centres makes it as practical as it is picturesque. Protected rural surroundings ensure that its natural beauty will remain unspoiled.

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