15/93 Shortland Street, Auckland Central

Charming Heritage Residence

Nestled in the heart of Auckland, the Shortland Flats, designed by McDonald, Mullions and Smith and built circa 1923, offer a unique opportunity to own a piece of architectural history. This six-storey, neo-Gothic apartment building, constructed with reinforced concrete-frame and concrete-block infill, stands as a rare example of its style in the city. Historically significant, the Shortland Flats were among the fashionable inner-city apartment blocks built during the inter-war period, ideally located near Albert Park, Old Government House, and the Northern Club.

Beyond its rich history, Shortland Flats provides a distinctive living experience. Residents enjoy exclusive occupancy rights and access to a shared rooftop area, perfect for relaxation and enjoying city views. Upon entering, you’ll be welcomed by a stunning entrance adorned with marble, leaded glass fixtures, and polished native timber, immediately conveying a sense of elegance and exclusivity.

This particular apartment features two bedrooms and one bathroom, with the convenience of applying for an optional on-site car park lease. The interior has been thoughtfully modernized, beautifully complementing the high-stud ceilings and vibrant colors. The spacious and bright lounge seamlessly connects to a galley kitchen, offering an exciting view down Shortland Street.

Residents at Shortland Flats benefit from professional management by a dedicated team and enjoy a high rate of owner occupancy, fostering a strong and connected community. The building is exceptionally well-maintained, safe and secure and this apartment has been meticulously cared for by its owners for decades.

As an added bonus, the apartment comes fully furnished, ensuring a seamless and effortless purchase. Its prime location is further highlighted by a Walkscore.com rating of 99 out of 100, earning it the title “Walker’s Paradise.”

This charming residence truly combines historical grandeur with modern comfort and convenience.