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As soon as you enter the grounds you will see you have found something special. Either to be your grand and comfortable home that will fit the whole family, with two adjoined separate units for extra income or keep it running as Edgeley Bed and Breakfast for your 2016 change of lifestyle.
The grand foyer will captivate you as you enter this fine establishment. On the lower floor you will find the formal dining room, double bedroom with ensuite, office (or another bedroom), lounge and spacious kitchen with views to the sea and a cosy sunroom. Also off the hallway you can enter through to the separate units. Then up the feature staircase to the bedrooms and plenty of storage.
The Emery Room offers queen bed with ensuite and both the Paterson Room and James Smith Room have queen and king single with external bathroom. All three rooms have been tastefully decorated.
There are two adjoined units currently let full time that could be developed further or just kept for visiting friends and family.

Outside, the grounds provide space for guests to sit and relax or alternatively room for the children and pooch to run around. Single garage with work shop and extra sheds. Wherever you are in you will feel like relaxing and enjoying the sea views while you take in the history of this grand home.
Originally named "Fairy Knowe", and built as a farmhouse in the 1860s, Edgeley was re-designed in 1872 by Dunedin architect R.A. Lawson. The house was built for James Smith, lawyer and business partner to William Larnach (of the famous Larnach Castle). During James Smith's time here, Fairy Knowe was a working farm with liv