Beautiful Lake and Alpine Views - Queenstown

Summary:
Stunning home located at Jack's Point Queenstown with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms with luxury fittings. Open concept kitchen/dining that flows to a large outdoor area with dining table, hot tub and gas barbecue where you can sit, relax and enjoy the Alpine Views!.
Easy access to golf, tennis and a children's playground located within the Jack's Point subdivision. Only a ten minute drive from the Queenstown airport and the shops in Frankton.
*** Please note: There is a new home being built on the section next door to the house, so there will be some building noise during the day (Monday - Friday, 8am - 4pm approx) ***
All short term rentals at Jacks Point are subject to the terms of their bylaws, to view these you can do a web search for "jacks point residents bylaws"

The Space:
The accommodation is stocked with everything you need for a wonderful stay.
If you require a High Chair or Porta Cot for a little one, please let us know at time of booking so we can arrange this for you.

ECO HOME WITH 8 STAR HOMESTAR RATING FOR SUSTAINABILITY
Architect-designed, cedar-clad house with mountain and lake views with luxury fittings. Fully-equipped kitchen with two ovens, induction hob, fridge with ice and chilled water, plus separate pantry. The open concept kitchen/dining flows to a large outdoor area with dining table, hot tub and gas barbecue - landscaped with native plants, herb garden and fruit trees. A separate lounge off the kitchen, with gas fire, 4K HD TV, Blu-ray player and Netflix. There is a TV in all bedrooms and high-speed fibre WiFi / internet.
Table tennis, darts and many other household games available.
Underfloor heat-pump driven heating with additional underfloor heating in the bathrooms - this house doesn't get cold in winter!
• Insulated MaxRaft concrete slab
• In-slab heating with air-source heat pump
• At least 50% above code insulation with walls 50% thicker than code
• Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery
• Fully Intello wrapped close to passive house rating
• Thermally broken joinery, double-glazed, argon-filled, low-E glazing
• Low power LED lighting throughout
• Large concrete slab in main living room to act as thermal store
• 4.6kW solar PV panels with 6kWH battery storage
• Rainwater harvesting to supply toilets and laundry (mains water backup)
• Native planting - grasses etc. - plus fruit trees
• Permeable paving to garage forecourt to manage storm water
• Sustainable build process, construction waste management and minimisation
• Remote internet-based control of key house functions
• Carefully selected tapware for water efficiency (WELS) ratings
• Carefully selected appliances for energy and water efficiency
• Natural organic latex mattresses (see futonz.co.nz for details) with bamboo cover. Futon is cotton, wool and latex.
• Sustainable macrocarpa wood beds and Ethnicraft dining table and shelving

Guest Access:
Self Check in - access via a keypad door lock.

Getting Around:
There are Ubers, Taxis & a Bus Service.
Ski Season Transport Information. If you are driving from the house, Coronet Peak is about 37 minutes / 31.6 km. To the Remarkables is about 28 minutes drive / 18.4 km. There is Ski Transport by Bus to both mountains which leaves from the centre of Queenstown.

Other Things to Note:
Queenstown has mountain weather, which can mean a cold outbreak, even in Summer. We recommend bringing a wind-proof and water-proof jacket and some warm clothing at any time of the year. Hiring a car is a very popular and convenient way to explore the Queenstown area and beyond. Remember that in New Zealand we drive on the left and our roads are often narrow and twisty. Don't fall into the trap of planning car travel times based on the distance you might be able to cover on a highway at home. The AA (Automobile Association) website offers great information and tips for visitors about driving conditions in New Zealand.

Interaction with Guests:
We give our guests complete privacy but we are available if required.