Stand by to be mesmerised by this very special house created by renowned architect David Jerram on the sought-after northern Grampian slopes overlooking Nelson City. A celebration of light and beautiful spaces, it is now even more appealing after a superb and meticulous refurbishment.

Soaring curved windows of cathedral proportion and high ceilings set the expansive tone for the remarkable three-level home, bathing it in light and capturing brilliant views over the leafy, established neighbourhood, across the city and out to Tasman Bay.

With its space and presence - all on a compact yet spacious easy-care section, it is in effect an exclusive free-standing townhouse, in a prestigious location within a short walking distance to restaurants/bars and Nelson city shops, primary/secondary schools, walk/bike tracks and the Grampian Reserve, and a stones throw away to Nelson hospital.

The 240m2 house is unique in many ways, starting with its hugely robust tilt slab concrete ground floor construction, ahead of its time in 1995.

Attention to detail is the recurring theme, from its heated floors to its 'floating rimu staircase and inviting living and dining room window seats.

With three bedrooms, including master suite options on two levels, it's a home where you can spoil guests or extended family, or gain extra income.

Another appealing and unusual feature of the house is a mezzanine level, offering choices as a lounge, gym, or office. Alternatively, it could be enclosed and converted into a 4th bedroom.

Highlights of the home's thorough but sympathetic revitalisation are a fabulous new kitchen with new appliances, full interior repaint, two well-appointed and attractive bathrooms and Switch lighting LED fittings throughout.

The exterior of the house was recently fully repainted, and the entire grounds have been fully re-landscaped - resulting in an elegant, functional, easy care property for those who want to lock and leave.