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Authentic 1960s Mid-Century Beach Shack – Bold, Playful & Film-Ready
Nestled waterfront in Freycinet National Park, Sunny Siren Beach Shack is a rare mid-century retreat designed by architect Frank Stary in 1966. Retaining its original structure and design, this shack offers a nostalgic yet vibrant setting, blending authentic 1960s charm with playful, retro styling.

The compact yet functional layout includes:

Open-Plan Living & Dining – Warm timber-lined walls, restored terrazzo flooring, and a hand-clad stone fireplace create a cozy, textural backdrop.
Candy-Striped Kitchen – A bold and colorful feature, staying true to the mid-century aesthetic with a playful, Palm Springs-inspired twist.
Outdoor Entertaining Deck – Overlooking the rugged coastline, the deck provides expansive views and natural lighting, ideal for capturing the beauty of Tasmania’s east coast.
Outdoor Hot & Cold Shower – A simple yet luxurious addition, enhancing the shack’s coastal connection.
Private, Residents-Only Beach Access – Located on Parsons Cove, a secluded, pristine stretch of sand with untouched bushland and granite boulders, exclusive to a small handful of homeowners.
With its authentic mid-century architecture, bold interiors, and dramatic coastal surroundings, Sunny Siren Beach Shack is a visually rich and atmospheric location, offering a distinct sense of place in one of Tasmania’s most breathtaking landscapes.