Leave your cares at the door in this modern family home that's super low maintenance and has serviced amenities on site, writes Sandra Goodwin

High-tech automation takes this pad to new heights in design suavity, writes Graham Hepburn

Important modern NZ history echoes through this Lewis Walker-designed property, writes Donna Fleming

Spacious loft-style apartments can be custom-divided to accommodate function and taste, says Ruth Claude

Functionality was key in the design of this elevated and light-filled house, which has stood the test of time, writes Robyn Welsh

If choosing colours is too tough a decision, Diana Clementsays it could be cost-effective to bring in a professional

Desirable bungalow really does seem to say, 'This is home sweet home', writes Louise Richardson

A realised vision of a space that is at once inviting and homely -- and elegantly open and simple, writes Robyn Welsh

Brendan Owens and Peta McMillan have given their first home a new lease on life with a smart approach to redecorating.

With a bush outlook, a comfy cottage for guests, and cosy surroundings, you can sit-back-and-relax, writes Graham Hepburn

With a pool, spa, tennis court and entertaining areas you can expect plenty of visitors, says Robyn Welsh

Close to the action, quiet and with amazing views. These apartments represent smart buying, writes Ruth Claude

Miles of ocean views from this Frank Lloyd Wright-era home will make you feel like a captain with the world at your feet, writes Sandra Goodwin

Every detail of this landmark property hints at Auckland city's early days. And, as Robyn Welsh discovers, the character of its founding citizens

Building their first home was such a success for Kerrianne and Paul Rennie, they’re about to do it all over again, writes Donna Fleming

This beach pad offers options galore, starting with a self-contained ground floor, writes Louise Richardson

Behind the Victorian facade lies a world of soaring steel, glass and glamour, writes Sandra Goodwin

Beside the sea or, in this case, the harbour, is an envious position to live in, writes Donna Fleming