Parkside, charm-packed, totally iconic
A 1930s scene-stealer with a contemporary streak
This circa 1930s charmer isn't here to blend in. With its full 613sqm block, uninterrupted Beaufort Park views and enough original character to make your heart skip a beat, it's serving old-school soul with a polished modern glow-up. Inside, the mood is immediate: decorative ceilings, gleaming floorboards, leadlight windows, vintage fittings, and all the delicious detail that makes homes like this so endlessly adored. A proper entry opens into the lounge and dining, where ornate features and a fireplace bring the cosy, the charm, and just a tiny bit of main-character energy.
The kitchen renovation has been pulled off with style and restraint, which, frankly, is rarer than it should be. Sage subway tiles, stone benchtops, a 5-burner cooktop, generous storage, a skylight, and a server window all strike that sweet spot between fresh and faithful. The main bedroom comes with built-ins and a split system, the second has its own air con, and the third is tucked into the sleepout beside its own bathroom perfect for guests, teens, or anyone in the household who enjoys operating on their own mysterious schedule. A renovated family bathroom keeps things easy, the hallway linen cupboard hides the visual chaos, and the laundry is wonderfully practical, with excellent storage and a separate WC. Proof that yes, you can have beauty and common sense.
Out the back, the charm offensive continues. The undercover entertaining area is made for long lunches, cheeky vinos, birthday dinners, and those casual pop-ins that somehow become a whole evening. The lawn beyond is all ready for dog zoomies, backyard cricket, sun-soaked lazing, or a home picnic purely for the romance of it. Mature trees, a painted shed, clothesline court, and easy front access tie it all together into one very loveable package.
And the location? A little bit smug, honestly. Right on Beaufort Street with the park across the road, you've got greenery, breathing room, and one of Perth's most effortlessly lively pockets at your feet. Wander to Inglewood (550m) or Grand Prom (200m) and suddenly your social calendar runs itself. Great food, wine bars, live music, coffee, pastries, banh mi, local shopping, parks, schools, and everyday essentials are all within easy reach. Do casual, weekend long lunches or mid-week dinners at Cecchi's (500m), Our Table (1km), Django's (1km), or Inglewood Public (1.2km). Sample one of Perth's best brunches at Finlay & Sons (1km), or book into Chakra (1.5km) or Bar Vino (2.1km) when you want something a little extra. Fun nights out are sorted thanks to The Astor (3.1km), Milk Bar (550m) or Lyric Lane (2.6km) or, raise a glass (or two, thanks to the affordable Uber) at Hoodburger (1.4km), or King Somm (2km). If you're more of a homebody, a quick grocery dash to Coles Inglewood (550m), Bedford IGA (1km) or Aldi Inglewood (1.1km) makes whipping up a storm easy. Retail therapy awaits at Galleria (2.4km), Mount Lawley (3km), Maylands (2.4km) or the CBD (6km), and if you've got kids in tow, you're in the Hillcrest Primary School zone (1.1km), with St Peter's Primary and Chisholm Catholic College also close by. Whatever lights you up, you'll find it here.
Ready to live somewhere with charm, charisma, and excellent taste?
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Lot Size: 613sqm approximately
Build Year: Circa 1936
Council Rates: $1,810.42 per annum approximately (2025/2026)
Water Rates: $1,026.41 per annum approximately (2024/2025)
Rental Estimate: $700.00 - $750.00 per week
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