There is something wonderfully special about a home that has a story to tell — and 6 McRae Road, Kalamunda is one of those homes.
With origins dating back to circa 1955, this character-filled residence has been thoughtfully and respectfully renovated, retaining the warmth and personality of its past while introducing the comfort and functionality expected of modern living. Classic red brick, clay roof tiles and beautiful timber-framed windows provide an unmistakable sense of history, while the interiors have been lovingly transformed with an eye for detail and a genuine respect for the home's original character.
Set on approximately 1,023sqm, the home offers an impressive five bedrooms, two bathrooms, multiple living spaces, a study and four-car accommodation, creating a wonderfully versatile property for families who appreciate space, individuality and craftsmanship.
The beautifully renovated kitchen forms the heart of the home, complemented by warm timber flooring, character detailing and inviting living and dining spaces that feel immediately welcoming. Throughout, the renovation strikes a lovely balance — enhancing rather than erasing the home's history.
And then there is the location.
Positioned in the heart of the Perth Hills, you're conveniently close to Kalamunda Central for everyday shopping, the cafés and village atmosphere of Kalamunda, and the beautiful surrounds of Stirk Park. Families will also appreciate that the property sits within the intake areas for both Kalamunda Primary School and Kalamunda Senior High School.
6 McRae Road isn't a home that has simply been renovated — it has been carefully evolved, preserving the charm of yesterday while creating a beautiful home for today.
Character. History. Heart. Welcome home.
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
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