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GRAND FEDERATION OPPOSITE KINGS PARK
Just imagine the changes this beautiful 1905 property, in one of Perth's most desirable locales, has seen over its 120 years. The intrinsic character of the home remains intact but has been sensitively restored to bring it into the 21st century—a tribute to the careful owners over the years.
The grand rooms, with their elaborate fireplaces, decorative cornices, deep skirtings, and sash windows, are the perfect foil for the renovated kitchen (which still includes the original Metters stove) and the expansive deck for alfresco entertaining and relaxing.
There are four rooms designated as bedrooms, a family bathroom, a delightful formal lounge, and an open-concept informal living/dining area. From the appealing façade, with its leadlight entry and return verandah, to the tranquil garden at the back, echoes of the Edwardian era are all around. However, what the original owners would make of the double glazing, gas hot water system, security doors and windows, and automatic reticulation remains to be seen. They also wouldn’t have needed the ample parking via the R.O.W., with room for a boat or caravan.
In the days when “ladies could partake of afternoon tea at Mrs. Tomlinson’s on Hay Street,” it would have been hard to imagine the designer shops and European outlets mingling with the exciting boutiques, coffee shops, and restaurants of today’s Subiaco. You are also in the intake zone for Subiaco Primary, Shenton College, Perth Modern, and the new state-of-the-art Bob Hawke College. Meanwhile, the transformation of Kings Park into a world-renowned destination reminds us that this is a truly exciting location that still maintains the beauty of its past.
COMPRISING
4 bedrooms
Beautifully appointed kitchen
Well-defined living area
Formal lounge room
Family bathroom
Stunning deck for outdoor living
R.O.W. with ample parking
FEATURES
Original wooden floors throughout
Wood-burning stove and original Metters
Superb fireplaces with over-mantles and cast iron
Ornate plasterwork, picture rails, and high skirtings
Council rates approx. $2,396.52 per annum.
Water rates approx. $1,305.54 per annum.
For all enquiries please contact Donna Buckovska of Bellcourt. on 0419 928 467 otherwise, I look forward to seeing you at our advertised home opens.
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 117 Thomas Street, Subiaco is a four bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Donna Buckovska and Jake Hamilton at Bellcourt Mount Lawley on 09 Mar 2025.
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Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $2,396 / year
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Water rates: $1,305 / year
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Subiaco overview
Subiaco is an inner-western suburb just four kilometres from Perth City. The well-rounded urban locale has a mix of residential, commercial and entertainment sectors within its seven square kilometre land area. Subiaco is characterised by its culture, entertaining areas and heritage architecture.
Life in Subiaco
With an array of bars and restaurants, Subiaco comes alive at night. Enjoy a fine dining experience at one of the many restaurants, enjoy a drink at a trendy bar, take in a show at The Regal Theatre or simply catch up with friends over a coffee and cake at one of the many cafes. Other features of note include the Subiaco Train Station, Station Street Markets and Lords Recreation Centre.
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11.1 %
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