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This tranquil architectural beauty is a golden paradise nestled amongst lush tropical gardens. The award-winning home has a bright and airy feel, using vaulted ceilings and high windows to bring in the light. It is unique and spectacular.
The peaceful garden is designed for entertaining, with soaring palms and whispering trees creating a leafy canopy over the alfresco dining and barbecue areas. Reminiscent of the famous Port Douglas Nautilus restaurant, this is a welcoming and elegant space that is sure to delight.
Large doors open to create a seamless transition into the spacious living and dining areas. The north-facing room is flooded with light from the vaulted windows and timber-lined ceilings, and there are special touches such as a built-in pet door and quality timber cabinetry. It feels as though you're living in a treehouse.
The kitchen has been custom designed for a dedicated home chef and features a 900mm Smeg oven, Bosch combi oven, 3 gas highland burners and an electric burner for simmering delicate stocks. With a walk-in pantry, powder room and access out to the kitchen garden, this is where the magic begins.
There are more features to love - a generous study with wonderful northern light, twin garden atriums that flank the central glass stairwell creating an uplifting garden ambience, second lounge and a large double garage with workshop off the wide ROW.
The highlight for wine lovers will be the custom-built 10sqm coolroom, which offers regulated wine storage for the true aficionado. You might allow your beloved chef to leave entertaining platters here on party nights, but this room is the oenophilist's realm.
The eco-friendly home was designed by renowned architect Paul Rumble. There is a main bedroom with starry sky views, large loft space, and a consistency of design throughout using high glass walls and timber elements.
You'll love walking the pretty streets of this friendly neighbourhood as you stroll to nearby parks, shops, Daglish train station, Rokeby Road cafes and Nicholson Road restaurants. With excellent schools nearby and a range of bus routes to choose from, this is a great central location.
Features:
Peaceful 3x2 architect-designed home set in tropical gardens
Open plan living and dining
Kitchen with quality appliances and WIP
Second lounge
Broome-themed gardens and alfresco area
Wood-fired pizza oven and built in barbecue
Skywalk staircase through twin garden atriums
Custom designed chairlift to all levels
Main bedroom with WIR and ensuite
2 bright bedrooms with BIR and very high ceilings
Bright study
Spacious loft
Laundry with chute
Guest powder room on entry level
Rear courtyard with wood shed and veggie patch
Triple garage with workshop area
Access off wide sealed rear lane
Ducted evaporative and S/S air conditioning
18 Solar panels and electricity smart meter
Native planted street verge
Lush reticulated gardens
Solar hot water system
No gutters for that 'Broome' effect when it rains
Energy efficient LED lighting
Wood combustion heater
Zoned security system
Property features
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Garages
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 93 Redfern Street, Subiaco is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by John Hunter and Olivia Porteous at William Porteous Properties International on 14 Apr 2020.
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Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $4,465 / year
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Water rates: $2,120 / year
Nearby schools
Subiaco overview
Subiaco is an inner-western suburb just four kilometres from Perth City. The well-rounded urban locale has a mix of residential, commercial and entertainment sectors within its seven square kilometre land area. Subiaco is characterised by its culture, entertaining areas and heritage architecture.
Life in Subiaco
With an array of bars and restaurants, Subiaco comes alive at night. Enjoy a fine dining experience at one of the many restaurants, enjoy a drink at a trendy bar, take in a show at The Regal Theatre or simply catch up with friends over a coffee and cake at one of the many cafes. Other features of note include the Subiaco Train Station, Station Street Markets and Lords Recreation Centre.
Subiaco quick stats
High end
$2.2m
Median
$1.8m
Low end
$1.4m
11.5 %
Annual growth
$1.8m
Annual median sales price
$800pw
Annual median rental price
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