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Built circa 1925, this property has been in the same family since 1966. Purchased by farmers to establish a city base and prepare for their children's high school education, it has been a much-loved home to children and grandchildren.
Named after a vineyard which is very apt. For a vineyard to prosper, both the location and the orientation need to be just right. Both certainly apply at 11 Pearse Street.
Whilst this may well be the very best new home site, with the ability to create one, two, three or four blocks, there is also potential to retain the entire landholding of 1,181sqm and renovate and extend this landmark home.
• 1181sqm block with subdivision approval for two blocks, and potential to split into three or four blocks
• Zoned R30
• 200 meters from the beach
• 26.07sqm north facing frontage onto Pearse Street
• ROW rear access off Fig Tree Lane
• Superb views over Seaview Golf Course, Cottesloe Beach and out to Rottnest Island
This is an irreplaceable opportunity.
Once it sells you may well have to wait another 60 years!
Council Rates: $2,667.28 p/a approx.
Water Rates: $1,626 p/a approx.
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This property at 11 Pearse Street, Cottesloe is a four bedroom, three bathroom house sold by Bev Heymans at Acton | Belle Property Cottesloe on 07 Oct 2025.
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Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $2,667 / year
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Water rates: $1,626 / year
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Cottesloe overview
Cottesloe is a suburb revered for its relaxed beach-side lifestyle. Close to the city, yet still far enough away to not be exposed to its hyper-urban nature, Cottesloe is an ideal location for those who want the best of both worlds. Its land area spans four square kilometres and is characterised by a blend of historical and modern residences.
Life in Cottesloe
With the beach at your door step and the city centres of Perth and Fremantle a short drive away, Cottesloe's enviable lifestyle is what makes it such a desirable location. The world-renowned Cottesloe Beach stretches for 1.5 kilometres and draws a crowd from all over the state, country and world. Also in the suburb is The Cottesloe Beach Hotel, which has been a landmark destination of Cottesloe for more than a hundred years. Cottesloe Railway Station, Cottesloe Shopping Centre and Grove Plaza are other notable fixtures of the area, as are the two local primary schools and local high school.
Cottesloe quick stats
High end
$4.5m
Median
$3.3m
Low end
$2.8m
4.1 %
Annual growth
$3.3m
Annual median sales price
$1,590pw
Annual median rental price
