A NEW CHAPTER FOR A SEVENTIES CLASSIC

Step inside 22 Roseberry Avenue and look up. Raked ceilings and exposed timber beams stretch across the expansive open plan living, dining and kitchen area. Light pours through the feature glass-block clerestory windows and falls on timber-toned floors. It’s a home with real architectural character, and it’s styled here with a confident, gallery-like eye. The kitchen sits right at the heart of the home, open to the living space and made for people who love to cook and entertain. A gas cooktop, a Fisher & Paykel oven, pantry and a butcher’s block island make it easy to host. Split-system air conditioning keeps the whole space comfortable year-round. Three bedrooms sit along a quiet hallway, each with built-in robes. The main bedroom is generously sized and has a full wall of storage. The third bedroom is currently styled as a home office with leafy garden views. The bathroom, a separate WC and a laundry with direct access to the rear complete the layout. The outdoor space adds a lot to the overall living. An entertaining patio sits under lattice and greenery and works as an all-season outdoor room. Beyond it are a large lawn, mature gardens and a garden shed. A carport and driveway take care of parking. Key features include: - Raked ceilings with exposed timber beams and glass-block clerestory windows - Open-plan living and dining, filled with natural light - Kitchen with gas cooktop, Fisher & Paykel oven, large pantry and butcher’s block island - Split-system air conditioning in the living area and study - Three bedrooms, all with built-in robes - Main bedroom with a full wall of storage - Flexible second or third bedroom, currently styled as a home office - Bathroom with a separate WC, plus a laundry with direct access to the rear - Covered entertaining patio - Large lawn, mature gardens and a garden shed - Carport and driveway parking - Close to the Coode Street Jetty, South Perth Foreshore, McCallum Park and Angelo Street The river, Coode Street Jetty and South Perth Foreshore are all close by, making family walks, bike rides and afternoons by the water part of everyday life. Local favourites Corner 33 and Little Banksia offer an easy spot for breakfast or coffee, while Angelo Street’s shops and cafés add to the convenience. McCallum Park, Taylor Reserve and Heirisson Island provide plenty of room to explore, with Kensington Secondary School and Wesley College also nearby. The city and Crown are within easy reach. For further information or to arrange a private viewing, contact the Jac Fear | Karen Firth Team.