Originally conceived by celebrated Beaumaris architect Charles Bricknell and recognised by the Beaumaris Modern group, this sensitively restored 1960s residence is a rare example of authentic mid-century design brought meaningfully into the present day. A fusion of heritage architecture and considered modern renovation, every room carries the kind of effortless, lived-in atmosphere that reads beautifully on camera.
Soaring floor-to-ceiling glazing draws the garden and courtyard vine into the frame at every angle. The signature parquetry square flooring adds warmth and period texture underfoot. The pool and poolhouse extend the production’s footprint outdoors. This is a home that rewards the eye — with natural light, architectural depth, and a quiet confidence that makes it equally at home in a prestige drama or a high-end commercial.
