ANDREW cox's HOUSE is full of surprises. Hidden behind a two-metre-high wooden fence, the turn-of-the-19th-century villa feels private, yet it has unimpeded views over Wellington. The whole house is wired for TV and internet, yet the windows are old sash-style and many doors are unpainted rimu. The house has a narrow footprint but it displays an eclectic mix of art and furniture without seeming crowded. It's filled with light and colour and, like its owner, is a mixture of the restrained and the flamboyant.
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