A rare and exceptional example of authentic modernist architecture, this freestanding mid-century home was designed by Emil Fretze in 1956 in the International Style and is set amid established Palm Springs style gardens on a sprawling 923sqm approx landholding. Held by one family and the first time ever offered to the market, the unique property holds significance as part of the historic Agincourt estate with the Victorian manor's stable house at the rear of the property. Revolutionary in its day and still celebrated today, the robust concrete and glass home presents an incredible opportunity to renovate or recreate with scope to convert the stables into a secondary dwelling as well as plenty of room for a pool in the private backyard (STCA). At the cul-de-sac end of a wide tree-lined avenue and surrounded by some of Strathfield's earliest homes, this mid 20th century classic is within easy reach of a choice of fine schools and 1.5km to the town centre and station with close proximity to Homebush and Westfield Burwood.