13 Esperance Street, East Victoria Park WA 6101

A Little Piece of East Vic Park History

There are homes you simply walk into and fall in love with, and 13 Esperance Street is one of them.

Tucked behind a charming picket fence on a beautiful leafy street, this much-loved 1928 weatherboard home is a little piece of East Vic Park history, blending timeless character with thoughtful modern upgrades and a lifestyle that is hard to beat.

From the moment you step inside, the original features shine. Soaring ceilings, ceiling roses, decorative cornices, polished jarrah floorboards, original windows, fireplaces and gorgeous leadlight details bring warmth, charm and personality to every room.

The home offers two generous bedrooms, both with built-in robes, along with a beautifully renovated bathroom and adjoining laundry. Plantation shutters, and plenty of practical storage give these spaces a fresh, stylish finish while still complementing the character of the home.

At the heart of the property, the kitchen and dining areas are bright, welcoming and full of charm. The kitchen offers excellent bench space and storage, while a beautiful leadlight window adds another special touch. From here, the home flows easily out to the undercover entertaining area and rear yard, making everyday living and entertaining effortless.

Outside, the gardens have been lovingly established and the hard work has already been done. The fully fenced front yard is filled with greenery and productive fruit trees, while the backyard offers a great combination of paved entertaining, lawn and secure parking.
One of the real bonuses is the separate air-conditioned studio, giving you incredible flexibility. Perfect as a home office, small business space, kids’ playroom, teenage retreat, hobby room or creative studio, it is completely separate from the main living areas and can easily adapt to suit your lifestyle.

The list of practical upgrades is impressive too, with ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning, additional split-system air conditioning, solar panels, automatic reticulation, automatic entry gate, upgraded carport, heat-pump hot water system and water filtration system all adding to the comfort and convenience of the home.

And then there is the location.

You are only a short stroll from Albany Highway’s vibrant café, restaurant and small bar strip, the Sunday Farmers Market, John Macmillan Park, The Park Centre and a host of local amenities. Coffee, dining, shopping, parks and everyday conveniences are all right on your doorstep.

13 Esperance Street is the perfect combination of history, character, lifestyle and functionality. Beautifully maintained, extensively improved and full of personality, this is a home that feels just as good as it looks.

Features you’ll love

 • Original 1928 weatherboard home
 • Two generous bedrooms with built-in robes
 • High ceilings, ceiling roses and decorative cornices
 • Polished jarrah floorboards
 • Original windows, fireplaces and leadlight features
 • Renovated bathroom and laundry
 • Plantation shutters
 • Light-filled kitchen and dining area
 • Separate 3m x 3m air-conditioned studio
 • Ideal for a home office, small business, kids’ playroom or teenage retreat
 • Ducted Daikin reverse-cycle air conditioning with MyAir control
 • Additional split-system air conditioning
 • Solar power system
 • Water filtration system
 • Enviroheat heat-pump hot water system
 • Automatic reticulation front and rear
 • Automatic entry gate
 • Powder-coated gabled carport
 • Fully fenced front yard
 • Established fruit trees
 • Undercover outdoor entertaining
 • Paved rear yard and lawn area
 • Additional paved parking/storage space
 • NBN fibre to the premises
 • Walking distance to Albany Highway, The Park Centre, Sunday Farmers Market and local parks

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.