What we love:
A mix of Federation, retro and modern styling befits the covetable location and diverse demographic. Nestled in Leederville’s heartland yet peaceful by positioning within a network of quiet streets, moments from Brittania and Brentham Reserves – where locals gather, unbeknownst to those who only frequent Oxford Street.
Minutes from the bustling café strip, this inviting home with flexible layout has two (bed)rooms and/or living spaces – each with ornate bricked fireplaces. Extending the original living/dining area has enhanced flow and workable space, while bifold doors to the rear alfresco invite light and fresh air to fill circa 1906 ‘bones’.
Beguiling character features are throughout *most* of the home – picket fence, bullnose verandah, timber screen door, stained glass, high ceilings, floorboards, ornate architraves and ceiling roses, while statement retro inclusions impart style and flair. Case in point: cornflower blue accenting throughout provides an unexpected freshness to the typical Federation terrace palette.
Easy-care yet generous front and rear patios will appeal to introverts and extroverts alike offering spaces to ‘be’ or to comfortably host sizeable soirees.
As close as you’ll find yourself to Perth’s best bars and cafes, it’s the getting there that’ll prove challenging when you have your own private oasis to enjoy.
What to know:
Storybook façade: white picket fence, bullnose verandah, whitewashed bricks; mature frangipani tree.
Inviting porch & spacious rear sheltered alfresco: side access: paved & accented by plants/trees.
Throughout: jarrah floorboards, timber venetian blinds & a mix of period & modern pendant lighting.
2 functional (bed)rooms/living: high ceilings, sash windows, split AC, wardrobes & original fireplaces.
Bright country-style kitchen: muted checkered-tile splashback, gas stove, electric oven; split-AC.
Lounge/dining: painted raked ceiling with skylight ensures ample natural light from adjacent patio.
Charming bath: floor-to-ceiling tiling, clawfoot bath/shower, timber vanity & chrome/porcelain tapware.
Spacious & bright farmhouse-style laundry: B&W tile flooring, rustic trough with door; separate toilet.
Surprisingly large rear garden: immaculate, paved & no-maintenance artificial lawn & garden shed.
Enviable location: close to it all – parks, lakes, schools, sport, boutiques, bars, cafes & transport.
2 x Town of Vincent parking permits for street parking.
Built: 1906 approx.
Land: 218sqm~ approx.. (not on title) Living: 107sqm
Council: $1,422.31pa Water: $993.04pa
Location:
150m to Oxford St. ‘Locals’: Re Store, Kitsch Bar, Pixel Coffee, Three Sisters Viet & Pappagallo.
270m to Brittania Reserve Bike Trail & Reserve.
350m to Brentham Reserve – a popular doggie play date rendezvous point.
270m to Leederville Tennis Club.
550m to Leederville Oval (WAFL, events & more).
650m to Leederville’s busiest enclave at the corner of Oxford & Newcastle Streets.
1km to Leederville Train Station.
1.2km to neighbouring Mt Hawthorn for bars, boutiques, cafes, pubs & ‘The Mezz’ for groceries.
2.7km to the city via bus, train, car, cycle, or on foot – explore Town of Vincent pathways.
Schools:
350m to North Metropolitan TAFE Leederville Campus
700m to Aranmore Catholic College
850m to Leederville Early Childhood Centre
1.7km to West Leederville Primary
1.4km to Bob Hawke Senior High
Note: distances and timing are approximate and are dependent on varying traffic and weather conditions.
Who to talk to:
Nathan Tonich 0400 403 229 or email [email protected]
This property at 17 Bruce Street, Leederville is a two bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Nathan Tonich at Realmark Urban on 28 Mar 2022.
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Quirk and character permeate throughout the suburb of Leederville. Situated three kilometres outside of Perth, the urban and decidedly retro suburb is a honing beacon for free-thinking creative types. Always alive and brimming with energy, Leederville is a magnet for the city's cultural vanguard.
Everything from coffee houses to fine dining experiences, art house cinemas and vintage boutiques are on offer in Leederville. There are plenty of places to have a few drinks, most notably at The Leederville Hotel or The Garden. Luna Palace Cinemas provides an old school ambience for soaking up an authentic cinematic experience, while just down the road are fantastic burger joints, restaurants and an award winning pizzeria, Little Ceasar's. Other features include Leederville Oval, Leederville TAFE, Leederville Train Station and the Oxford Reserve.