The Kelvin Heights home of Guy and Aimee Shallard, designed and built by Mr Shallard, is one of the 12 stops on tomorrow's sold-out NZ House & Garden Tours charity tour. Photo by Jane Ussher
The country's largest national charity house and garden tour gives people the chance to look inside some of the country's most spectacular homes and gardens.
Now in its fourth year nationally, organisers expect to raise a record amount of more than $300,000 from the Auckland, Christchurch, Kapiti Coast and Queenstown events.
More than 1000 tickets were sold for tomorrow's Queenstown Lakes tour, which features 12 homes, many never opened to the public.
Proceeds will be given to the local divisions of the Cancer Society of New Zealand and Look Good Feel Better, according to where ticket buyers live.
