Time-capsule for a dazzling architectural era
This home is about as cool as they come: master-built in the '60s and never once traded, this mid-century classic has every one of its signature features intact. Boasting wide Pittwater views, the home is instantly recognisable for the purity of its modern lines and the robust palette of natural materials utilised in the original build; it's like a time-capsule into a dazzling era of modern architecture. A super-generous floorplan for its time, the lower level is fully self-contained with three bedrooms and a lounge – a perfect arrangement for a bit of separation between parents and children. The main floor above exhibits the classic contours of modernist design: exposed beams, high ceilings, extensive glazing and stunning hardwood floors preserved under the carpeting. It's an absolute beauty of a home that simply needs a creative eye and a bit of polish to make this gorgeous architectural gem shine. - Modernist classic and one of the very first homes built on Trappers Way- Pittwater views with a dual-level design and solid double-brick base- Clean architectural lines, high raked ceilings, massive sliding doors- Rich hardwood floors, original panelling, wood-burning fireplace- Immaculately presented with the original kitchen and bathrooms- Beautiful deck off the main lounge made with polished hardwoods- Downstairs is fully self-contained with three bedrooms and lounge- Two ensuite bedrooms on main floor, including the master suite- Established gardens and level lawns at the front of the property