Good design is timeless.  Following the style of the 'mid-century modern home' No. 60 Te Paka Cres stays true to the roots of that style which are ... simplicity, connection to the outside, harmony with the site, quality of light, and a mix of privacy and transparency.  Covering a period from 1938 to the late 70s, the mid-century modern design re-directed the home's focus to open plan living spaces oriented to the sun, and accentuated the importance of domestic function and family life.  This unique home offers all those ingredients.  The simple concrete block build nestles comfortably on the site with large windows flooding the interior with light.  The hub of the home is the central kitchen, which extends out to spaces delivering both open plan living and separate rooms and patios for tucking yourself away.  All three bedrooms open on to private courtyards and the family bathroom and ensuite tick the box for modern amenities.  Tropical palms by the poolside create a relaxed 'Californian' feel where every day is a holiday!  This style was not about 'features' or 'the latest fashion'.  It was about deeply thought concepts that allowed people to really enjoy their home.  The lucky buyer of this property will have bought something quite special.  Is that you?