Set within a brick paved enclave, this Tudor influenced townhouse introduces itself through gabled rooflines, timber detailing and textured masonry. Beneath its character driven exterior, the interiors unfold with unexpected scale, creating a unique residence that feels quietly set apart within Inglewood's established streetscape.
Internally, the main living and dining zone unfolds with unexpected scale. Coffered ceilings introduce dimension overhead, while newly refinished polished timber floors ground the space with warmth. A brick feature fireplace provides presence to the principal living area, complemented by colonial-style windows and French doors that allow natural light to move through the space. A built-in bar introduces a subtle entertaining element, while under-stair storage and freshly painted interiors maintain everyday functionality. An arched opening draws you through to the adjoining kitchen/meals area, reinforcing the home's layered layout and softening the transition between spaces.
The kitchen sits comfortably beside a bright meals area, positioned to remain connected yet contained. Decorative inset panel cabinetry and colonial-style glass doors reference the Tudor character, while a Westinghouse oven and electric cooktop provide everyday functionality beneath a stainless steel canopy and tiled splashbacks introduce subtle colour variation.
From the meals area, doors extend to a private courtyard framed by built-in bench seating with integrated storage. The covered alfresco zone allows for year-round use, offering a contained outdoor setting that feels secure and manageable. A separate WC and laundry are positioned on the ground floor with direct outdoor access, reinforcing daily usability within the broader design.
An ornate timber staircase rises to the second level, where three bedrooms present generous and thoughtfully arranged accommodations. Ornate ceiling roses and detailed cornices reinforce the architectural tone, complemented by plantation shutters and built-in cabinetry with shaker-style doors. Split system air conditioning services the main bedroom and the two-way ensuite bathroom, which includes both a separate shower and bath, retaining proportion and functionality.
Above, the expansive loft introduces a very different spatial experience. Vaulted timber-lined ceilings follow the roofline, while dormer windows draw in natural light and create visual interest. The footprint is substantial. Whether utilised as an additional bedroom, office, studio or retreat, the flexibility here adds depth to the home's overall offering.
Beaufort Street's established café and dining culture sits within easy reach, reinforcing the appeal of this tightly held Inglewood pocket. Reputable public and private schooling options are nearby, alongside parklands, golf courses and access to the Swan River foreshore. With the CBD just four kilometres away, connection to the city remains uncomplicated while the neighbourhood itself retains a distinct village atmosphere.
Features You Will Love:
• Three bedroom, one bathroom character townhouse positioned within a boutique complex of twelve
• English Tudor inspired architectural detailing with brick and timber elements throughout
• Generous living and dining zone with coffered ceilings, newly refinished polished Jarrah timber floors and split system air conditioning
• Brick feature fireplace and built in bar to main living space
• Colonial style windows and French doors enhance natural light and connection
• Functional kitchen with traditional inset panel cabinetry, colonial style glass cupboards, Westinghouse oven and electric cooktop
• Private courtyard with built in seating, integrated storage and covered alfresco entertaining
• Timber staircase connecting three distinct levels of living.
• Second level accommodation with ornate ceiling roses, detailed cornices and plantation shutters
• Split system air conditioning to the main bedroom
• Two way ensuite bathroom with separate shower and bath
• Expansive loft with vaulted timber-lined ceilings, dormer windows and flexible use potential
• Separate ground floor laundry with direct outdoor access
• Two car accommodation including carport plus additional allocated space
• Central Inglewood position near Beaufort Street dining, parks, public transport and under 5km to the CBD
• School Catchment - Inglewood Primary School and Mount Lawley Senior High School
• Water Rates: $1,280.72p.a
• Council Rates: $1,815.32p.a
• Strata Levies: $1865.00p.q (Reserve and Admin)
Character architecture seldom presents in this format, particularly within a tightly held boutique complex. This is villa living with personality and timeless style.
