Tucked behind an elegant electric gate, this enchanting 1915 weatherboard cottage sits in an elevated position in the heart of Bayswater, overflowing with timeless charm that reflects the suburb's early days. Originally built for the Arnold family, it stands near the former property of gardener James Mills-where his garden is now Mills Avenue Park, just metres away.
From the moment you arrive, the wrap-around verandah and classic façade set the tone. Step inside, and the warmth of history greets you-soaring pressed tin ceilings, polished jarrah floorboards, sash windows, and fireplaces all tell the story of a home built with craftsmanship and care.
A wide central hallway leads to the formal lounge, where timber-framed windows capture picturesque green views. Modern open-plan living spills onto a vine-draped alfresco with recycled brick paving-a magical setting for quiet mornings or balmy nights.
Four generously proportioned bedrooms share a family bathroom, completing the home's grand layout.
Set within a cul-de-sac, this home places you within an easy stroll of the best of Bayswater - local cafés, wine bars, parks, primary schools, cycleways, train and bus links, as well as local community clubs.
History, charm and community are the essence of Bayswater. This is a rare opportunity to own something truly special.
