Many of Australia's art deco buildings have been destroyed to make way for new fashions in architecture, taking with them precious history of the area – the people who designed them, those who built them and the generations of residents who have enjoyed them.
As with most things charming and in short supply, their value increases, and it is so for this stunning early-century architectural piece, built at a time when Armadale was policed by a single copper whose mode of transport was a bicycle! Things change, but not always for the better.
Who could not love the features of this special home! - Timber floors, timber windows, stained glass, curved lines, decorative plaster work, high ceilings and a substantial verandah.
The entrances and passages are generous allowing comfortable movement throughout the home. The rooms are big, and the kitchen, bathroom and laundry have been modernised in keeping with updated comfort.
This home is on the highway but, surprisingly, there is little traffic sound from within the walls of this soundly built residence, with easy, cul-de-sac access.
The elevation of the home proffers an appealing view of the coastal plain, and generations of owners have enjoyed views of the setting sun from the shady verandah. In recent times the verandah has been the place for family and friends to gather to enjoy spectacular firework displays provided by the City of Armadale.
A superbly convenient location just 450m from a substantial shopping precinct and the Narrogin Inne Tavern and Restaurant (great meals!), and Armadale Train Station, Grand Cinemas, and South Metro Tafe are all within 950m.
You can own an 'ordinary' home or proudly own a period piece. Please call
Maggie Burke 0419 939 110 to view.
Features:
Entrance hall
Large bathroom
High ceilings
Timber flooring
Double doors to lounge room
Big picture windows
TV aerials in lounge, sunroom, bedroom 1 and bedroom 2
Large fridge recess
Bosch electric oven and gas hotplate
Built-in pantry
Serving hatch from kitchen to dining
Soft-closing cupboard doors
Linen cupboard
2 good sized bedrooms
Built-in robe in main bedroom
Air conditioning units in lounge, bedroom 1 and bedroom 2
Ceiling fan in bedroom 1
Gas points in lounge, sunroom, and backyard
Insulation
Ceiling roses
NBN internet connection
Outdoor entertaining patio
Front verandah with view
Double carport
Instant gas hot water system
Fish pond with some fish
This property at 70 South Western Highway, Mount Richon is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Maggie Burke at Maggie Burke Real Estate on 08 Feb 2022.
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