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Anna Tapp (left), Erin Tapp (centre) and Tanya Granfield, all of Queenstown, inspect a Kelvin...
Anna Tapp (left), Erin Tapp (centre) and Tanya Granfield, all of Queenstown, inspect a Kelvin Heights property during Saturday's inaugural Queenstown New Zealand House and Garden Tour, a fundraiser for the Cancer Society of New Zealand. Photos by...
This Kelvin Heights property was one of 13 in the Wakatipu opened  for the tour.
This Kelvin Heights property was one of 13 in the Wakatipu opened for the tour.

Doors to some of the Wakatipu's most stunning homes were opened on Saturday, during the inaugural Queenstown New Zealand House and Garden Tour, a fundraiser for the Cancer Society of New Zealand.

Thirteen homes in Kelvin Heights, Lake Hayes, Arrowtown, Speargrass Flat and Dalefield featured in the tour, with a collection of shoes ever-present at each property's entrance.

Included in the tour was a historic Arrowtown cottage and former convent dating back to the 1870s, the home-away-from-home for Millbrook's Japanese owner Eiichi Ishii, inspired by the Eisenhower Cabin at the Augusta National golf course, and a property featuring a "Garden of National Significance" at Lake Hayes, with a 12ha country garden surrounding a homestead built in 1864 and developed over the past 37 years by its owners.

 

 

 

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