Held for decades and deeply cherished by the original owners, this home was designed by David Stenner, an influential architect of the 1960s -1980s and a celebrated practitioner of the Sydney School. The design captures all the signature hallmarks of this style: visually sensitive to the environment, with clinker brickwork, split-level layouts, and raked rooflines that complement the natural setting.
This unique and superbly-built mid-century home sits high on a generous block in a quiet cul-de-sac. With Pittwater views across Salt Pan Cove and beyond, this home offers multiple living zones, creating a relaxed rhythm throughout a layout that offers six bedrooms in total, three on each level. The upper floor functions as a self-contained retreat, ideal for flexible living arrangements or additional income (STCA). Immediately liveable with scope to reimagine and personalise, it offers space to extend, enhance or simply enjoy the setting, moments from the water yet wrapped in greenery and calm. Close to village shops, yacht clubs and marinas, golf courses, schools, restaurants and transport links.
- Cherished, unique mid-century family home held for decades
- Generous 758sqm block set in a quiet cul-de-sac
- Leafy views over Salt Pan Cove and sparkling Pittwater
- North-east facing rear terrace wrapped in sandstone
- Immediately liveable with clear scope to reimagine
- Breezy interiors, multiple living zones, striking fireplace
- Original kitchen with high ceilings and exposed rafters
- Six-bedrooms with a handy self-contained upper level
- Garden shed, water tank and established gumtrees
- Single parking space with additional driveway parking
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KEY DETAILS:
Council Rates $2638 pa
Water Rates $866 pa
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