16 Hansford Parade

Pittwater Perfection with Mid-Century Soul

Poised above the peaceful waters of Refuge Cove, this architecturally reimagined mid-century home captures the essence of coastal modernism-where timeless design meets breathtaking natural beauty. With sweeping views across Pittwater and the escarpment, it’s a statement in light, form, and playful character.

A celebration of its 1960s origins, the home showcases signature mid-century features including bold architectural lines, exposed brickwork, and expansive timber-framed windows. Vibrant accents and clever detailing add a sense of fun and nostalgia, while thoughtful updates bring contemporary comfort.

At the heart of the home is a striking sunken lounge, a hallmark of mid-century design-perfect to relax by the fire, enjoy the view, entertain guests or simply sink into great conversation. The flowing layout spans two distinct living zones, three generous bedrooms, and a flexible studio space ideal for a home office or artist’s retreat.

The open kitchen frames a spectacular outlook and features a distinctive arched wall that nods to the home’s original character. Outside, a sunlit alfresco terrace is enveloped in lush tropical gardens and sandstone elements, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living.

Sunlit and private. Perfectly positioned just moments to Refuge Cove, local shops, schools, yacht clubs, and direct city transport, this coastal classic balances relaxed lifestyle with refined style.

– Iconic mid-century home reimagined with architectural flair
– Breathtaking panoramas across Pittwater and Refuge Cove
– Timber-framed windows, exposed brick and bold original features
– Sunken lounge with fireplace
– Kitchen with arch feature and stunning Pittwater outlook
– Three generous bedrooms with built-ins; master with ensuite
– Versatile studio ideal for home office or artist’s space
– Two neat bathrooms plus laundry in the studio
– Alfresco terrace framed by sandstone and tropical greenery
– Double carport
– Lanscaped grounds
– Quiet setting close to shops, schools, marinas and city buses