29 - The House

29
29 Sumner Road was built in 1867 for John Hill, an important Lyttelton engineer who also owned the Albion Hotel.  It was then owned by shipwright Alexander Watson. 

In the 1980's it was left neglected and derelict before being rediscovered and extensively and beautifully renovated by those who recognised its potential. 

It now boasts a perfect combination of original features with high class modern installations. 

29's interior is now perfectly suited to an eclectic collection of pieces from European and New Zealand Designers including Phillip Starck, Tolix, Terence Conran’s Habitat and David Trubridge.

29 is only an easy 5 minute walk from the centre of Lyttelton or the fabulous Lyttelton Farmers Market as we are situated above the harbour on the infamous Sumner Road, or the 'road to Sumner'.  We are therefore perfectly situated for both business and leisure stays.


Accommodation
Master loft with Kingsize bed and ensuite and expansive view of the harbour
Guest room with traditional double and french doors opening out to the harbour view terrace
Twin room with 2 traditional singles with french doors opening out to courtyard
Baby cot available upon request


Facilities
Broadband (Wireless and Ethernet)
Flat screen LCD HD Television
Freeview Television
Region-free DVD Player
Designer kitchen with equisite appliances and cookware
Francis Francis Espresso machine
Ipod (MP3) dock and speakers
Family bathroom with antique claw-foot bath
Ensuite
Top quality European linen
Laundry facilities
Heating/air-conditioning
Sheltered cottage garden
Gas BBQ
Sheltered Veranda with plenty of seating
Children's swing and slide set
Catering available upon request for breakfast, Dinner or functions