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A look inside designer’s charming 1950s home in sought-after village suburb
The home, built in the 50s, is a sun-trap.
5 March 2026
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A charming 1950s home at 304 Muritai Road, Eastbourne, is on the market. Owned by graphic designer Ellen Giggenbach, the property is a "sun-trap," celebrated for its all-day sun and unique curved design that retains original mid-century features.
The colourful, joyful house includes three bedrooms, a study, and an updated bathroom. Located a short walk from Eastbourne village and schools, it's an ideal family home. The property is being marketed by Harcourts.
The 'groovy glassware' collection.
The lounge room has retained its original character.
Original 50s wood paneling is still a star of the show.
The kitchen is a riot of colour.
The house features classic Mid-century design.
One of the light, airy bedrooms.
A place to catch the sun.
The property has a lovely, private garden.
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