Presented by Claude Iaconi of Edison Central, behold one of inner city Perth's most extraordinary residences, steeped in a fascinating history that will captivate those with an appreciation for serene, imaginative, and creative surroundings on the very fringe of the CBD.

Dating back to 1892, this charming 3-bedroom cottage, adorned with a chalet-styled portico, once housed a double-storey stable at the rear, resonating with the echoes of pounding hooves and clanging milk bottles. A collaboration in the 1980s between the then-musical owner and renowned architect Brian Klopper breathed new life into the former hayloft, transforming it into a split-level, jarrah-floored multi-use space.

While the original home stands as a testament to its age, meticulously maintained and a source of pride for its owners, its exterior charm has remained unchanged for over 130 years. Prepare to be pleasantly surprised as the front door unveils an interior that defies the expectations of a "standard 3x2 floorplan." The stable's extension and renovation took precedence, yet the colonial paned windows, picture rails, and open fireplaces in each of the three bedrooms showcase the home's historical character and is immaculately maintained. A timber-floored central hallway guides you through a formal lounge room, leading to the informal living domain with a sunken kitchen to the left.

The kitchen, featuring paneled jarrah cupboards and ample bench space, is adorned with an old Metters wood stove nestled in a wide chimney breast, adding a touch of vintage charm. The open plan living space's upper area, a generously proportioned family room, seamlessly connects to a tranquil alfresco area through twin French doors, offering a delightful space for year-round entertaining.

Venture further into the home to discover a bathroom adorned with an original cast iron bath, supported by brass claws. Marble tops, twin vanities, modern tapware, bidet, and stained glass skylights contribute to an elegant and sophisticated ambiance. Beyond the bathroom, the laundry and a former rehearsal studio, a vast and intriguing space complete with a glassed sound engineer's booth, toilet, and ante room, opens up possibilities for various uses – from a music haven to a games room, cinema, art studio, or even a private nightclub!

Upstairs reveals a sprawling area offering options such as storage, office space, open plan accommodation for teenagers, studio apartment, art gallery, or dance studio, presenting a wealth of possibilities within the expansive 232m2 converted barn.

Notable highlights:

    3 bedrooms and a formal lounge

    2 bathrooms

    Open plan kitchen and living room

    Refurbished 2-level barn from the 1980s with 232m2 internal space

    Stainless steel kitchen appliances and ample storage

    Covered alfresco in a private courtyard setting

    2 off-street parking spaces with street permits available

    Period fireplaces, rosettes, leadlights, and sash windows

    Solar panels and security cameras

    Water feature

    Block size: 439m2

    Zoning: Mixed Use R80

City of Vincent rates: Approximately $1649.35 per annum

Water rates: Approximately $1288.80 per annum

A pre-sale Structural and Termite Report is available for genuine buyers, incorporated in a Comprehensive Information Pack.

Location perfect:

Situated approximately 1.5 kilometers from the CBD in a highly sought-after precinct, this property offers proximity to an array of amenities, including Golden Choice, Artisan Butchers, Asian supermarkets, and renowned cafes like Parkside, Tom's Providore, and Sayers Sister. This is a rare opportunity to embrace a unique lifestyle in one of the oldest parts of inner Perth, securing your piece of history in a world-renowned city.

For an exclusive inspection, please connect with local expert Claude Iaconi of Edison Property at 0412 427 877 or claude@edisonproperty.com.au. 

Act promptly, as we anticipate high interest in this exceptional offering.