OOZING old world glamour, this renovated two-storey home combines the charm of 1930s Nedlands residences with spacious family living and light-filled spaces.
It will win you over at first glance with its rendered facade and tiled roof, pretty shaded gardens and welcoming front porch.
Inside, there are plenty of traditional features, including timber flooring, picture rails, ornate Art Deco-style ceilings and leadlight windows and doors.
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The older part of the home includes a formal lounge room with fireplace with handpainted mantelpiece and formal dining room with windows looking out to a pond.
The layout opens to a modern living/dining/kitchen area with sloping ceiling, cork flooring and a wall of glass doors and windows to let in light.
The chic kitchen has stone benchtops, Miele appliances, Hafele cabinetry systems, bright splashback and walk-in pantry, with the added bonus of a view to the garden and pool.
There are also three bedrooms on the ground floor, one bathroom and two studies.
The master suite takes pride of place upstairs and is a fabulous zone for parents, with a bedroom, walk-in robe, ensuite with freestanding spa bath, shower and floating vanity unit, and retreat with kitchenette.
Two large bespoke leadlight windows pay homage to the home’s heritage and are key features of this upstairs space.
Outside, a decked, covered alfresco area has electric blinds and overlooks the backyard with gas-heated pool and plenty of room for the kids to play on the lawn.
