Part of the iconic Bakers Terrace development constructed during the 1890s Gold Boom (c.1897), 182 Lake Street presents a rare opportunity to secure a piece of Western Australia's architectural history.
Celebrated for its historical significance and distinctive design, this classic Victorian-era terrace home with signature decorative elements and cast iron verandah details is a proud example of Federation Filigree architecture and is listed on the Register of Heritage Places.
One of only a handful remaining in this tightly held row, this charming residence combines character rich features with outstanding potential for value adding improvements.
Stepping inside, you're greeted by a wealth of original features including:
* Ornate fireplaces and ceiling roses
* Solid timber floors and handcrafted staircase
* Traditional terrace layout with high ceilings and generous proportions
* Two spacious bedrooms plus an accessible attic, ideal as a home office or creative studio
* Extended kitchen and laundry areas offering scope for modern upgrades
* Rear lane access for off-street parking or future flexibility
The property is in great condition and ideally suited to buyers with a passion for heritage homes. Whether you're an architectural enthusiast or simply seeking a unique city-fringe residence, this is a rare chance to imprint your own style while preserving a slice of Perth's early history.
A lifestyle location that's hard to beat, 182 Lake Street places you just moments from some of Perth's most vibrant and culturally rich destinations.
Stroll to the tranquil greenery of Hyde Park, enjoy the boutique shopping and café culture of Mount Lawley's Beaufort Street precinct, or explore the lively dining and nightlife of Northbridge and Chinatown. The Perth CBD is within walking distance, making city commuting a breeze, and the soon to be completed Edith Cowan University City Campus will further enhance the area's appeal and connectivity.
These homes are rarely offered to market and are highly sought after by those who value the craftsmanship and enduring charm of late 19th-century terrace architecture.
Council Rates: $2,509 p/a (approx)
Water Rates: $1,573 p/a (approx)
