Oakleys Nelson was proud to contribute to the transformation of one of Nelson’s oldest buildings into upmarket tourist accommodation. Built in 1860 as the Hardy Street Girl’s School, the building is an iconic, historical feature of the city.
Originally designed by Maxwell Bury, the building was a school house until 1897 and has had several other uses since including offices for the Education Board and then the Public Works Department, a Nelson Polytechnic teaching space and private ownership.
Its current owners are local couple Jason and Jennifer Monopoli who bought the building with the intention to restore it back to its former glory and repurpose it for tourist accommodation.
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Family Home Transformation
Luxurious New Build
First Home Flair
Otago Peninsula Vistas
Hardy Street School House Renovation
Countryside Glamour
Bannockburn Life
Sophisticated Bling
Rural Retreat
Mediterranean Memories
Fit For A Family
Rest & Revival
A Breath of Fresh Air
Oakleys Nelson
City Slick
Diamond In Richmond
The Britten Stables
Historical Triumph
Lakeside Luxury
Monolithic Masterpiece
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