Tucked at the quiet end of a cul-de-sac in Queenstown’s iconic Jack’s Point, this compact yet commanding home is bordered by reserve land to the south, offering both intimacy and openness — qualities reflected in the architecture itself.

The home’s gabled form is paired with a textured palette of timber cladding, schist, and steel, grounding it firmly in the alpine context. Full-height glazing and a carefully considered orientation invite the outdoors in, capturing expansive views of Coronet Peak while maximising passive solar gain. Inside, the open-plan layout flows effortlessly to wraparound decking, extending living spaces beyond the walls and into the mountain air.

A refined kitchen anchors the social space, combining function with understated luxury. Meanwhile, the north-facing master suite offers a private retreat with walk-in robe, ensuite, and picture-perfect mountain outlook.

Every element — from the compact footprint to the elevated ceiling lines — has been thoughtfully sculpted to respond to site, climate, and client lifestyle. Built by Camako Builders with attention to detail and craftsmanship, this residence reflects a shared belief in architecture that enhances both place and daily life.