In the old West End of the port city, steps away from Esplanade Park, is an extraordinary two-storey home. The massive spaces, lofty ceilings and grand timber trusses reflect the late 1800s warehouse architecture, transformed into elegant, light-filled interiors that are a delight to experience. It is completely quiet and restful, yet perfectly positioned to enjoy the rich urban life of galleries, museums, cafes and restaurants, or take a stroll over to Bathers Beach. This is so much more than an apartment – a substantial home with a range of flexible spaces for living, sleeping, entertaining, dining and working, all in a very special atmosphere that makes this one of the finest homes in the West End.
Automatic gates lead down to secure parking and storeroom, and huge Oregon timber doors hint at the scale of the spaces inside. A stone paved entry leads to a bedroom, bathroom, and laundry – separate from the rest of the home, and an ideal guest suite. Above, the stone and wrought iron stair arrives in a remarkable central space: light pours in through large glass panels at the apex of high cathedral ceilings, so it feels like a grand internal courtyard. French doors open to the master bedroom, with walk-in robe, and more light from the skylight in the expansive en-suite. Alongside is another bedroom, office, library, or nursery, also with its own bathroom, and more French doors to the stone-floored conservatory area, adding to the open atmosphere.
As the interiors unfold further, it feels more like a church than a converted warehouse: impressive timber beams, lofty cathedral ceiling, jarrah floors, and original arched windows above Henry Street. The kitchen is in French-painted timber style, there’s a powder room, and an impressive stone fireplace with timber workstations built-in on either side. There is endless opportunity here to arrange as you wish for a series of dining, relaxing or working zones - or even hosting your own concert in this beautiful space.
Through those tall arched windows, take in the fascinating perspective down to the historic streetscape and watch the world go by, or look across to the pines of the park, while savouring the space and seclusion of one of the West End’s hidden treasures.
3 bedrooms 3.5 bathrooms 2 cars
Property Features:
• Grand two-storey home in 19th century West End building
• Epic spaces including central conservatory with glass-panelled ceiling
• Downstairs bedroom/bathroom secluded from main upper level
• Two car bays plus visitor parking and storeroom
• Floors of jarrah and limestone, massive original timber trusses
• Conservatory separates upper bedrooms from living spaces
• Each bedroom with own bathroom, plus powder room off kitchen
• Light-filled, beautifully quiet, serene atmosphere
• Lovely French doors, stone fireplace, built-in timber workstations
• Vast main living/dining spaces to configure as you wish
• Fascinating outlook to historic streetscape below
• Very secure and easy to lock and leave
• Walk to beach, park, train, restaurants, museums, everything
• School Catchments: Fremantle Primary School, Fremantle College
For more information please call Exclusive Selling Agent Stefanie Dobro from White House Property Partners on 0409 229 115.
Council Rates: $3,861.29 per annum (approx)
Water Rates: $1,739.90 per annum (approx)
Strata Rates: $8,930.00 per annum (approx)
This property at 27 Henry Street, Fremantle is a three bedroom, three bathroom house listed for sale by Stefanie Dobro at White House Property Partners.
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If you would like to get in touch with Stefanie Dobro regarding 27 Henry Street, Fremantle, please call 0409 229 115 or contact the agent via email.
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Track propertyEstablished in 1829, Fremantle is the port city of Western Australia and is characterised by its unique landscape, heritage architecture, cafes, restaurants, stores and markets. A popular destination for both residents and visitors alike, the suburb is a mixed-use area with its five square kilometres used for residential, commercial, institutional, maritime and industrial purposes.
Busy, energetic and always alive, Fremantle is arguably the second busiest city sector of Western Australia. Enjoy alfresco dining on the cappuccino strip, which runs through a section of South Terrace, take a stroll along the Fishing Boat Harbour and stop in for a drink and a feed at Little Creatures Brewery. Pubs, clubs, shops and markets are all in abundance in Fremantle, making it a popular destination on a night out and the suburb is also home to several popular annual festivals, which attract people from all over the metropolitan area. The Fremantle Railway Station provides convenient access into Perth City.