Set within Mount Lawley's tightly held riverside precinct, where established gardens soften the streetscape, and the river sits close by, this 1920s home holds its presence with quiet confidence. A classic picket fence, electric gated entry and mature roses and box hedging frame the arrival, giving the home a welcoming feel that sits comfortably within its surroundings.
What isn't immediately apparent is the scale that unfolds beyond the façade. Set across two levels on a gently sloping block, the home reveals a depth and flexibility that becomes clearer as you move through it, particularly for families needing space that works now and later.
Inside, the character is intact and unmistakable. High ceilings with ornate cornices and ceiling roses, polished Jarrah floors and sash windows give the home its sense of proportion. The central hallway introduces generously sized bedrooms, each fitted with built-in robes and filled with natural light. A fully fitted study nook has been incorporated without interrupting the flow of the home. It sits quietly within the layout, close enough to remain connected, yet removed enough to allow focus when needed.
At the rear, the home opens into a relaxed family living and dining zone that feels designed for everyday use rather than presentation. It is a space where furniture can be lived in, doors can be left open, and people can come and go without ceremony. A separate formal dining room sits alongside, offering a more defined setting when the occasion calls for it, without ever feeling removed from the rest of the home.
Sitting comfortably within the main living zone, positioned to serve both daily life and gatherings with ease, the family kitchen hosts engineered stone benchtops, a central island and custom two-tone cabinetry that provide a practical backdrop, paired with a Smeg double oven, gas cooktop and Miele dishwasher. From here, doors open to a full-width elevated verandah, extending the living space and drawing your eye across the garden below.
It is only once you move downstairs that the home begins to feel different again. This level is quieter, more contained, and deliberately set apart from the main living spaces above with a generous additional living room that opens directly to the garden through double French doors. The fourth bedroom sits alongside, also opening to the rear garden and fitted with built-in robes, with a full bathroom, fitted laundry and a generous storage/workshop space completing the level. It works easily as a retreat for teenagers, guest accommodation, or simply a space to spread out without feeling disconnected.
Outside, the alfresco areas feel private and established. Landscaping has been allowed to mature, creating a sense of enclosure that softens the space and filters sound. A solar-heated swimming pool and spa sit within limestone surrounds, positioned for use rather than display. Despite its proximity to the river and the city beyond, this part of the property feels calm. It is the kind of space that encourages longer stays and slower afternoons.
Life here is shaped by connection and ease. Riverside pathways, parklands and the Swan River are a short walk away, with Claisebrook Cove, East Perth, Crown and Optus Stadium easily reached across the bridge. East Perth Train Station is within walking distance, offering direct access to the CBD and the airport, while sought-after school catchments complete the picture.
Features You Will Love:
• Four-bedroom, two-bathroom character set across two levels
• Multiple living spaces offering genuine separation and flexibility
• Preserved 1920s features, high ceilings, ornate cornices, ceiling roses, timber sash windows, polished Jarrah hardwood floors
• Integrated study nook, perfect for work/study
• Stone-appointed gourmet kitchen with a statement central island, premium Smeg and Miele appliances, and the added luxury of heated floors underfoot
• Open plan living and dining, gas fireplace
• Separate formal dining room
• Full-width elevated verandah overlooking private rear garden
• Lower-level retreat with living area, bedroom and bathroom
• French doors opening from lower level directly out to garden
• Solar-heated swimming pool and spa, limestone surrounds
• Private established gardens, fully reticulated
• Secure off-street parking including carport, electric gated entry
• 15kW solar with 10kW battery, 7kW electric vehicle charger
• Brand new electric heat pump
• 792sqm with R20 zoning
• Riverside Mount Lawley position
• Walk to Claisebrook Cove, East Perth, Crown and Optus Stadium
• East Perth Train Station provides direct CBD and airport access
• Maylands Peninsula Primary School and Mount Lawley Senior High School catchment
• Water Rates: $2,348.56 per annum
• Council Rates: $4,167.13 per annum
This impressive Mount Lawley home reveals its value gradually. Character where it matters. Space where it counts. And a layout that allows family life to change without asking the home to keep up.
To learn more, contact Chris Pham on 0448 777 511 or chris.pham@belleproperty.com
