120 Brisbane Street, Perth WA 6000

This stunning 2 x 1 character home plus 1 x1 granny flat is all about location.
Within walking distance to cafes, bars and restaurants, you'll be amongst all the city has to offer!
This 1920's home boasts a stained-glass detail front door, polished floorboards, spacious rooms and high ceilings with ornate detail.
On entry, you will find a formal lounge with fireplace features and a long hall that opens to a stately formal dining or living room with loads of natural light.
There are 2 spacious bedrooms and combined bathroom/laundry with new walk in shower.
At the back of the property is a bright and functional kitchen, with new gas oven and plentiful light, overlooking the lovely outdoor area shared with the granny flat.
A large private shaded courtyard is at the front of the property as well.
At the rear is a gorgeous 52m2 studio townhouse. Well laid out is the kitchen and living area on the ground floor. Upstairs is the main bedroom with bathroom consisting of single vanity, shower and toilet.
3 parking permits are applied to the property and there is potential to turn the second central courtyard into a carport/garage with council approval.
Call today to view this low maintenance and secure home in a fab location for a great price.
Additional Features;
- Attic storage
- Solar panels

History >>
The semi-detached dwellings at 120-122 Brisbane St are a fine and comparatively early example of the Federation Queen Anne style and retain a very high level of integrity. It is an unusual, even rare, form of duplex residence that presents as a single house because of its deep form. It demonstrates an aspiration to appear as a more substantial single dwelling, unlike other more evident forms of grouped dwellings.
The semi-detached non-identical pair of dwellings at 120-122 Brisbane Street, on the corner of Lane Street, were constructed on Perth Town Lot N93 in early 1900's. Lane Street, together with Wade Street to the west, was on the edge of Lake Poullet (First Swamp), part of Perth's original chain of lakes which had been drained. The development in these two streets comprised smaller homes but those on Brisbane Street, being a main thoroughfare, were often larger. No 120-122 Brisbane Street is a more substantial building which is designed to take advantage of its street corner location.
The one storey semi-detached pair of dwellings has the appearance of a single large residence. The building has a complex roof form with distinctive vertically banded chimneys and stepped banding on the walls. The original bullnose verandahs to both residences remain as does the spindle supported awning to the front window. The place addresses both streets. It is setback from the corner and there is a residential garden setting behind an intrusive high brick perimeter fence.
The property is not a Heritage Listed property under the state of WA, but is subject to heritage guidelines in regard to development/renovation through the City of Vincent.



Please call Rebecca for a viewing on 0404651435.