Tucked away in the north of Sydney stands a home which is a throwback to a bygone era . Now , 28 Barney Ave , Killarney Heights is up for sale for the first time since being built in 1963 , and the owner claim 's it 's not been renovated once in the last 52 years . The four-bedroom family home , which was originally built by LJ Hooker as a showcase estate , is set to be auctioned next weekend at a price guide between $ 1.2 million and $ 1.3 million . The Killarney Heights home which is set to be auctioned next weekend at a price guide between $ 1.2 million and $ 1.3 million . The kitchen inside 28 Barney Ave , Killarney Heights is like stepping back in time and has n't been touched since it was built in 1963 . The time-capsule property boasts spacious defined living and dining areas with high ceilings and timber floors . The 741sq m property offers high ceilings , timber floors , and spaciously defined living and dining areas , as well as a light-filled sunroom which opens onto a peaceful garden . The suburb of Killarney Heights was bought by LJ Hooker for a showcase estate in 1960 . The late Kenneth and Eilleen Hall bought the property , which was the second built in the suburb , for £9,000 in 1963 . Mr Hall was the longest living resident in the suburb . Daughter Sue Murray told Daily Mail Australia her father , who lived on the property until he was 99 just a few months ago , chose not to change the house in any way . 'He did n't like change , and he wanted to keep it just as it was . He even kept the original brochures , ' she said . The light filled sunroom opens to a large and peaceful garden . Owner Sue Murray said her father Kenneth kept the house untouched because he 'did n't like change ' The late Kenneth Hall bought the property , which was the second built in Killarney Heights , for £9,000 in 1963 . The foure bedrooms rooms offer built-in 's , leafy outlooks , double height glass and high ceilings . The floral-pattern carpet is a dead giveaway to the era it was built in , while the lights and the hall mirror are similarly nostalgic . Mrs Murray moved into the property as a young child and lived there until she was 18-years-old . She said it 's amazing how much the suburb has changed . 'There were n't many houses around back then . The main street was still a dirt road . It 's amazing how much it has changed . ' Now the property is walking distance from supermarkets , cafes , a primary school and a high school . The estate was originally named Hooker Rex , boasting 1500 homes in 20 different designs . The original brochures labelled it 'an exciting new world of living , 11 miles by road to the city ' . 'It 's a lovely quite suburb and quite an opportunity . There are n't many properties left this untouched , ' said Mrs Murray . 28 Blarney Ave goes to auction on Saturday , March 28 , at a price guide of between $ 1.2 million and $ 1.3 million . The late Kenneth and Eilleen Hall kept all the original brochures and promotional material . The four-bedroom abode was originally built by LJ Hooker as a showcase estate . Owner Sue Murray said it 's amazing how much the estate , originally named Hooker Rex , has changed since she lived there as a child .
The home on Kenneth Hall 's Northern Beaches is on the market for the first time since it was built in 1963 . Not only is the home entirely untouched from that time , but the owners still have the original brochures . The property offers high ceilings , timber floors , and spaciously defined living and dining areas . It was first built by LJ Hooker as a showcase home inside a housing estate named 'Hooker Rex ' The owner Sydney , who lived there until he was 99 , did n't renovate because 'he did n't like change '