Evoking memories of garden parties in times past, this character filled residence was designed by Ellice Nosworthy � the first female architect registered in NSW (1923). A timeless haven featuring the architect's signature courtyard design and surrounded by established gardens and gently undulating lawns. Extensive renovations completed in 2017 maintain the charm of this original single storey bungalow. Offering tranquil two-way views over sparkling Pittwater to Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, and North to Barrenjoey Headland and the Pacific Ocean this superb landholding of over 2400sqm is situated adjoining McKay Reserve. Within easy access to the walking tracks to both the beach and Palm Beach village. The main residence comprises 4 bedrooms with built in robes, two with ensuites, a study and living spaces flowing out to the deep verandah and the 'perfect for entertaining' courtyard. Every room provides views of the gardens or glimpses of water. The one-bedroom garden studio; tastefully remodelled from the original garage echoes the style of the main house. Fully self-contained with own deck, perfect for enjoying alfresco meals, capturing Pittwater sunsets. Carrara marble and CaesarStone benchtops, ILVE appliances, a harmonious colour palette, beautiful tallowwood timber floors and high ceilings are all classic design features of this delightful home. Comfortably appointed with striped sun awnings, wood burning fireplace, ducted gas heating, ceiling fans, and a solid double brick construction. The property boasts a recently built oversized double lock up garage with workshop and multiple storage areas. This graceful home and expansive land holding presents an opportunity to create a peaceful and relaxed lifestyle.