Love at first sight is a big call, but this charming family haven makes a rather convincing case — cosy in all the right places, surprisingly spacious in others and still proudly wearing much of its century old character and nostalgia. Thoughtful splashes of modern style bring the story beautifully into the present, without ironing out the quirks and personality that make an established residence so very special. But beyond the walls is where things really get interesting, with a dream backyard setting where decked alfresco entertaining melts into Mother Nature and the local birdlife provides a soundtrack no Spotify playlist could quite replicate. Warm, whimsical and wonderfully inviting, this is a home with history in its heart, scenery at its back door and plenty of fun waiting outside. Now, this is what you call tugging at the heartstrings!
THE HOME
4 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Dining / kitchen
Living
European style laundry
2 wc
Built in 1919 (approx.)
FEATURES
Feature weatherboard exterior
Leadlight entry door
High ceilings
Wooden floorboards
Tall feature skirting boards
Classic light switches
Picture rails
Front fourth bedroom with a gas bayonet for heating, an ornate fireplace with a timber mantle, a ceiling fan with a feature ceiling rose and access out to the verandah
Carpeted front third bedroom with a ceiling fan/rose and verandah and front yard access
Single door to the central open plan kitchen and dining area with sleek stone bench tops, double farmhouse style sinks, stained glass windows, a feature fireplace recess, a large island breakfast bar, a stainless steel ceiling mounted Blanco range hood, 900mm wide five burner gas cooktop and Smeg appliances
Cleverly concealed European style laundry behind double kitchen doors
Retro floor tiles to the main family bathroom, where a charming timber vanity and a leadlight window with matching wooden frames meet a wc and a bathtub
Carpeted second bedroom with a ceiling fan and gorgeous sash window
Overlooked by the kitchen and a feature gate, the spacious and sunken living room boasts a ceiling fan, storage, shelves and stylish corner pendant lights, with large windows allowing for a verdant backyard vista that helps bring the outside in
A commodious main bedroom retreat at the back of the house, with direct deck access, a ceiling fan, louvered windows for cross flow ventilation, a large walk in wardrobe with high ceilings and a sublime fully tiled ensuite, playing host to a walk in double shower, a wc & feature timber vanity
Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning with Airtouch 2 touchpad zoning controls
Feature down lights
CrimSafe sliding door to the dining area
CrimSafe security door between the living room and alfresco deck
Gas storage hot water system
OUTSIDE FEATURES
A gorgeous white picket fence frames the securely gated front yard entrance, where lush green lawn is complemented by a delightful verandah that benefits from a tranquil winter sun aspect
Fruit trees in the front and rear gardens
Beyond the living room, a huge full width rear alfresco entertaining deck is generous enough to cater for absolutely any occasion, boasting three side by side skylight allowing for natural illumination, a feature wood fire heater and a sink for preparation when hosting the next family barbecue this upcoming summer
The alfresco overlooks a massive leafy backyard with lawn, lots of shade, room for a potential future swimming pool if you are that way inclined and a splendid corner deck with a standalone claw foot bathtub for soaking in complete privacy
Cubby/tree house for the kids
Large powered workshop shed within the backyard
Solar power - electric
Side access gate connecting the secure front and rear gardens
PARKING
Two street parking permits available upon application with the local council
LOCATION
Prepare to get a little spoiled when it comes to this particular location, with Shenton Park Train Station, handy bus stops and a stunning collection of landscaped local parklands virtually on your doorstep. Wander a little further from what is essentially a cul de sac at the top of the street to the tranquil waters of Jualbup Lake and picturesque Rankin Park for morning walks, lazy weekend picnics or a regular dose of greenery, while the excellent Coles Local at Shenton Quarter keeps everyday essentials refreshingly close to home. When the mood calls for more, the buzzing cafés, restaurants, bars, shopping and entertainment of Subiaco, Leederville and Wembley are all within easy reach, with iconic Kings Park, the Perth CBD and first class medical facilities also a mere stone’s throw away. Quiet and convenient, there’s nothing better.
TITLE DETAILS
Lot 10 on Plan 1675
Volume 1735 Folio 466
LAND AREA
496 sq. metres
ZONING
R20
ESTIMATED RENTAL RETURN
$1,450 - $1,550 per week
OUTGOINGS
City of Subiaco: $2,774.73 / annum 26/27
Water Corporation: $1,600.74 / annum 26/27
Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of the marketing for this property, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Prospective buyers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves on all pertinent matters. Details herein do not constitute any representation by the Seller or the Seller’s Agent and are expressly excluded from any contract.
This property at 6 Smyth Road, Shenton Park is a four bedroom, two bathroom house listed for sale by Clare Nation and Savannah Davis at Haiven Property Central.
For more information about Shenton Park, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Shenton Park profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Clare Nation or Savannah Davis regarding 6 Smyth Road, Shenton Park, please call Clare on 0400 586 281 or call Savannah on 0432 298 751, or contact the agent via email.
Shenton Park is an established suburb that spans two square kilometres within the municipality of the City of Subiaco. The affluent western-suburb is characterised by renovated heritage homes and modern architecture.
Shenton Park's leafy suburban lifestyle benefits from its proximity to major urban environment like Perth City and Subiaco. The Shenton Park Railway Station keeps residents easily and conveniently connected to these areas, while the many parks and reserves provide a serene escape. Features of the suburb include the Shenton Park Dogs' Refuge Home and Shenton Park College.