Offered for the first time in more than three decades in one of Leederville's most tightly held streets, this much-loved Leederville residence is ready for its next chapter.
This thoughtfully maintained and beautifully presented Leederville home captures the dream of modern-day family living ready for entertaining and is rich with exciting potential opportunities for future growth.
Inside, the home unfolds across a single level with four spacious bedrooms and two travertine marble bathrooms. The modern kitchen (complete with new appliances and a large scullery) connects seamlessly to two separate living zones; one with a built-in bar for relaxed gatherings, the other showcasing vaulted ceilings and a sense of openness that flows onto the outdoors.
Step outside to discover an expansive, fully enclosed alfresco area - a true entertainer's haven - with a brand-new built-in kitchen and bar, all framed by bifold windows that open to a well-established and extensive private garden.
Set on an extremely rare and generous 708sqm block with dual street frontage to Austen Lane, this property offers exciting potential for future development such as retaining the existing home and creating an ancillary dwelling for older children or extended family (that you want to keep close!) or for exploring subdivision options (STCA).
Features you will love:
• 708sqm block with dual street frontage (Scott Street & Austen Lane)
• Subdivision or ancillary dwelling potential (STCA)
• Four large bedrooms and two travertine marble bathrooms
• Modern kitchen with large scullery and new appliances
• Two generous living zones with vaulted ceilings and built-in bar
• Expansive alfresco with full outdoor kitchen
• Established gardens and mature hedging
• Single automatic garage, large shed, and rear parking access
• Only a short walk away from the vibrant Oxford Street precinct and Lake Monger
14 Scott Street truly is a rare Leederville classic where cherished history meets future opportunity, and the promise of the next chapter is yours to define.
