The centrepiece is its spectacular glass conservatory; the curved marble staircase that sweeps through the internal garden to the surrounding balcony above.
Britten's daughter and her husband restored the property after it was badly damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes.
"We have some big news to share," they posted on Instagram.
"After a lot of consideration, we have made the difficult and emotional decision to put The Stables on the market."
"We know this incredibly special place will continue to bring magic to another family's life."
It was home to John Britten where he crafted 10 of his legendary Britten motorcycles until his death in 1995.
The restoration featured on New Zealand's Grand Designs with the home featuring a heated plunge pool, a wine cellar, media room, and master bedroom with his-and-hers ensuite.
A newly completed, New York-style loft apartment, located in a separate dwelling, overlooks the garden and provides yet more options to establish a home office or further accommodation.
"We are looking forward to spending more time with our kids and kicking off our next adventure, whatever that may be.
"In the meantime, it is business as usual and we look forward to welcoming guests for events and accommodation. Thanks for your support."
