A tree-lined Mount Lawley street, a beautiful Federation façade and a generous garden setting make 66 Monmouth Street an inviting place to put down roots.Updated for everyday comfort, the home combines the warmth of its original character with spacious accommodation and a substantial rear living area opening to the garden. Cafés, dining and parklands are within walking distance, while the 617sqm green-titled holding provides valuable flexibility for the future.
Behind the picket fence, tuck-pointed brickwork, decorative timber detailing and a traditional verandah create an enduring street presence. Inside, high ceilings, jarrah floorboards, ornate cornices and fireplaces give the rooms their distinctive feel. A wide central hallway connects the original accommodation with the more open living spaces at the rear.
The generous living and dining area is a natural gathering place, with room for family dinners, relaxed evenings and celebrations with friends. Timber-framed French doors open to the brick-paved terrace, drawing the garden into the outlook and allowing entertaining to move comfortably outdoors. The separation from the bedrooms also gives the home a practical balance between shared living and private retreat.
The kitchen complements the home’s character with white cabinetry, a soft green tiled splashback and timber flooring. A central island provides additional preparation space, with gas cooking, a dishwasher and ample storage supporting everyday use. The retained stove recess adds another connection to the home’s history.
Three oversized bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, with a built-in robe to the third bedroom. A separate study at the rear offers a dedicated place to work, read or manage the household. The bathroom continues the traditional aesthetic with a clawfoot bath, pedestal basin and leadlight window, complemented by a separate laundry and linen storage.
The backyard gives the property another dimension. Brick paving provides space for outdoor dining before stepping up to a generous lawn framed by established trees and garden beds. There is room for children to play, grow your own produce or simply enjoy the greenery, with a cubby house and separate workshop adding practical appeal.
For buyers planning further ahead, the land offers scope to explore an extension or subdivision into two lots under the R40 zoning, subject to planning requirements and relevant approvals. It is an opportunity to enjoy the home today while considering how the property could accommodate changing needs over time.
The surrounding neighbourhood brings the Mount Lawley lifestyle into the daily routine. Walk to Beaufort Street for coffee, dining and shopping, or enjoy time outdoors at Hyde Park and Forrest Park. Public transport keeps the CBD within easy reach, while North Perth Primary School and Mount Lawley Senior High School catchments add lasting family appeal.
A welcoming Federation home offering substantial character, garden living and future flexibility in a walkable Mount Lawley setting.
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Every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information provided in this advertisement; however, no warranty is given, and prospective purchasers should carry out their own investigations. The selling agent and agency accept no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or misstatements.
