Adored by all who live there, the Brookman and Moir streets precinct showcases rare and remarkably intact examples of the architecture of the time and was Perth's first housing development.
Built in 1897 these homes are highly sought after, tightly held, and rarely become available simply because people love living there.
Oozing with street appeal, the tuck-pointed facade and twin bull-nosed verandahs have been well maintained.
13 Brookman boasts a pretty front garden with a full rose garden including the elusive Mr Lincoln red rose.
The interior of the home is generously sized, with the period features expected of a home from the era along with modern conveniences. Jarrah floors, comfortably high ceiling, fireplaces, and plaster mouldings are just a few.
The house offers four bedrooms with two master bedrooms at the front and rear of the home; the latter opens to a simply beautiful garden complete with a rear deck, lawn, a large frangipani tree and a lime tree, alongside a very large shed for storage.
The opportunity to use one of the bedrooms as a work from home option will appeal to many buyers.
The formal lounge and formal dining room are adjacent, and together create a very large entertaining space that can entertain up to 20 guests.
The Hamptons-style kitchen also opens onto the garden via French doors and a second bullnose verandah which creates a shaded and peaceful spot for breakfast.
The rear deck would be perfect for those summer evening dinner parties and with our wonderful Perth climate would be in use for many months.
And what about the location!
This urban hub delivers extraordinary lifestyle benefits, with everything from bakeries to Parisian brasseries just a few minutes' walk, and Chinatown on your doorstep as well! Greengrocers, Asian, European and Latin American butchers also abound and the famed Kakulas Brothers is a few minutes' walk along William Street.
Beautiful Hyde Park is a short walk away for exercise, a picnic or just a simple post-work walk.
In addition, the Moir-Brookman Street area is known for its sense of community so if you want a neighbourhood where locals share their homegrown fruits and herbs, and upcycle within the community, look no further!
Features:
Tuckpointed facade.
Decorative plasterwork.
Original timber floors.
Built-in-robes in Master Bedroom and second bedroom.
2 Bull-nosed Verandahs.
3 original fireplaces.
Ducted R/C Air Conditioning.
Renovated kitchen, bathroom and laundry.
3 Resident street parking permits available.
Water Rates: $1,323.79 p/ annum (approx.)
Council Rates: $2,551.15 p/ annum (approx.)
