This beautiful Heritage listed Colonial home, built in 1898, comprises a two storey red brick/weather board and Marseilles tiled residence, with all the charm and character of a well-crafted house designed by Lewis Henry Duvall for Sir Cyril Jackson.
The residence has Swan River frontage on a tree lined street offering privacy in a quiet cul de sac. The home boasts a large billiard room off the indoor front conservatory and offers five bedrooms and two bathrooms plus an attic. The kitchen was completely renovated only three years ago with granite bench tops and quality finishes.
The residence offers a high level of authenticity of the interior fixtures and fittings as well as a unique ventilation system designed by Cyril Jackson but with all the mod cons of today.
Become a part of Western Australian history.
Features
• Flemish bond brick work
• Dado timber panelling with moulded rail finish to upstairs walls
• Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning
• Colonial style ceiling roses and deep moulded skirting boards
• Attic with roof dormer and three sash windows
• Monitored alarm system
• Steps from house down to the river’s edge
