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Whanganui home by Shane Stone Builders wins regional House of the Year gold

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A home near Whanganui won a gold award for Shane Stone Builders in the regional Registered Master Builders 2018 House of the Year competition.

A home near Whanganui won a gold award for Shane Stone Builders in the regional Registered Master Builders 2018 House of the Year competition.

A rural home near Whanganui has won a gold award in the Manawatū, Whanganui and Taranaki Registered Master Builders 2018 House of the Year competition.

The home, built by Shane Stone Builders and designed by Paul McKenna, was the only Whanganui entry and won the $700,000-$1 million category.

The 387sq m house has a country-look interior with features such as craftsman architraves and ceiling beams and was designed to make the most of the views.

The regional competition results were announced in Palmerston North on Friday, July 6.

A Palmerston North home, built by Avenue Construction and described as 'a model for New Zealand's affordable homes', won the supreme award and will compete in the national final.

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There were 12 gold award winners, including the Whanganui property, which will be judged against gold award winners from around New Zealand to find the national gold reserve finalists.

National category winners and the Registered Master Builders supreme awards for House of the Year and Renovation of the Year will be announced on November 24.

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