




Experience the ultimate lakeside escape at Livin’ on Lake Time, a gorgeous five-bedroom waterfront townhouse in Queenstown, Otago. This chic retreat provides a peaceful front row seat to the stunning Lake Wakatipu, boasting breathtaking views of the iconic Remarkables mountain range.
Designed for groups and families, the home is spread across three levels. The sleeping arrangements accommodate up to 10 guests with 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The middle level features the master bedroom with a Super King bed, a private balcony, and an ensuite with a jetted spa bathtub. This level also includes a second bedroom with a Split King bed (flexible as two singles) and a third bedroom with a Queen bed. The ground level houses the fourth bedroom with a Super King bed and the fifth bedroom with a Queen bed.
This recently and thoughtfully refurbished home blends a chic yet cosy style with a mountain lake vibe. The bright, open-plan living area is filled with beautiful natural light and features a large Smart TV and a lake-facing balcony. For winter warmth, guests can enjoy an open fireplace and heat pumps. The well-appointed kitchen comes complete with an espresso machine and a spacious pantry, while the dining area comfortably seats eight.
Located at the Queenstown end of Frankton Road, the property is just a short 4-minute drive, 10-minute bike ride, or 25-minute walk from the vibrant town centre. A 6-minute drive leads to the Frankton Marina and its highly regarded Boatshed café, while the International Airport is only 8 minutes away. For skiers, Coronet Peak is an easy 26-minute drive.
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Note: The Frankton Track is closed for most of 2026 for upgrades, but town access via Frankton Road remains open. Discover the adventure capital of the world from this relaxing waterfront haven.
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