Win a two-night stay at Bunker House

Experience one of New Zealand’s most extraordinary homes firsthand — a one-of-a-kind architectural retreat. 

To celebrate the launch of our upcoming book, Homes of this Decade, we’re offering the chance to experience one of the extraordinary homes featured: Bunker House — the 2025 Home of the Year by Chris Tate Architecture.

Perched on Auckland’s wild west coast, it’s part sculpture, part luxury retreat — a one-of-kind architectural retreat.

Valued at $4,000, the prize includes:

— Two nights at Bunker House for up to four guests
— A bottle of wine and a welcome hamper, courtesy of Alba Property

How to enter:

— Pre-order Homes of this Decade here before 31 August 2025
— Submit your order number and details below

Enter your details to go in the draw

*Entries close on 31 August 2025. The winner will be contacted by email on 1 September 2025. Entry is open to those aged 18 or older. Bookings must be made directly with Alba Property and the stay must occur within 12 months of the winner being announced. The booking is subject to availability, and is for a maximum of four guests. 

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