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6 Finn Cove
There is a particular kind of home that only a gifted owner-occupier produces — one where every decision was made for living. 6 Finn Cove is exactly that. Designed with genuine architectural ambition and cared for with obsessive attention, this two-Storey 2/3 bedroom residence in one of Perth’s most quietly remarkable suburbs rewards those who look beyond the basics.
Polished concrete floors run through the entire ground level, catching light from the full-width black-framed glass wall that opens the living and dining space to the alfresco and rear garden. A floating timber and steel staircase anchors the ground floor and draws the eye upward to a double-height void. Brick feature detailing at the entry adds warmth and texture that prevents the interior from feeling clinical.
A Note on the Music Room
The music room is an optionality machine. Buyers who need two bedrooms today get a home with genuine personality. Buyers who anticipate needing three can buy that third bedroom at land value, not extension cost — the right to do something has value precisely because it doesn’t obligate you.
Ground Floor — Living, Dining & Kitchen
The kitchen — white handle-free cabinetry, stone benchtops, gas cooktop, stainless rangehood, and a long island with bar seating — flows into dining and living without interruption. The entire rear wall is floor-to-ceiling black-framed glazing opening onto a tiled alfresco, outdoor kitchen area, and a lawned rear garden sheltered by established trees.
First Floor — Bedrooms, Music Room & Study
Bedroom 1 is a large master suite with polished concrete floors, a cloud-pattern feature wall, sliding doors to a private front balcony, and an ensuite with floor-to-ceiling tiling and an oversized shower. The main bathroom features a freestanding egg-shaped soaking bath against a charcoal feature tile wall, separate oversized shower, and stone vanity.
Bedroom 2 sits at the rear with its own robe and shared balcony.
The Music Room — carpeted in charcoal-and-rust, currently housing a piano, recording workstation, guitars, and mixing equipment — has a balcony, good light, and a door position built to be enclosed. Raise the half-height wall, add a door: you have a very large third bedroom. A dedicated study sits adjacent, a glass-fronted bookcase lines the hallway, and a wet bar with sink serves the upper level.
At a Glance
• 🏠 Approximately 188 m² of living on two levels
• 🛏️ 2 bedrooms + music room / potential 3rd bedroom
• 📚 Study + upstairs wet bar with bookcase wall
• 🍴 Architect-designed kitchen: stone island, gas cooktop, handle-free cabinetry
• 🛁 Freestanding soaking bath + charcoal feature tile in main bathroom
• 🌿 Rear alfresco, outdoor kitchen, lawned garden overlooking mature parkland
• 🌅 Two balconies with treetop and sky views
• 🚗 Double lock-up garage
• ❄️ Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning throughout
The Estate The Ascot Waters private estate sits on the southern bank of the Swan River, roughly 10 kilometres east of the Perth CBD. What the data misses is harder to quantify but easier to feel: the river, the trees, the racecourse, the quiet.
• 🌊 Swan River — paddleboarding, kayaking, cycling and walking trails at Adachi Park, Hardey Park and Garvey Park
• ☕ Swan Café at Garvey Park — a hidden riverside gem beside a playground and cycle path
• 🍷 The River Deck Restaurant — waterfront modern Australian dining on the Swan
• 🐎 Ascot Racecourse — a landmark venue with events year-round
• 🛍️ Belmont Forum Shopping Centre — a short drive for everyday retail and supermarkets
• ✈️ Perth Airport — minutes away; an underrated advantage for frequent flyers and FIFO workers
• 🚌 Public transport on Great Eastern Highway — CBD under 30 minutes
To arrange a private inspection of 6 Finn Cove, contact Lynsay today on 0405 358 959. This is the kind of home that rewards those who visit in person.
133A Basinghall Street
This well-positioned brick and tile strata without strata fee home sits in a prime residential location. The home features three spacious bedrooms, each with built-in robes.
A modern, open-plan kitchen flows seamlessly into a generous dining area, while the separate formal lounge with laminated timber flooring throughout gives you options: sometimes you want family togetherness, sometimes you need an escape route with the remote control.
Comfort is assured with evaporative air conditioning and security screens, while practical features include a separate toilet and bathroom—the invisible luxuries that quietly improve daily life.
The Outdoor Advantage:
That massive patio isn’t just large — it’s the kind of space that changes how you use a home. Morning coffee, Sunday lunches, evening drinks with neighbours who’ve become friends. The large rear garden beyond extends the usable space considerably, backed by established trees that provide both privacy and that increasingly rare commodity in Perth: genuine leafy character. An established garden with mature shade trees represents decades of growth you didn’t have to wait for.
Location Benefits:
East Victoria Park has quietly become one of Perth’s smartest residential bets. Approximately 6km from the CBD, the suburb offers something rare: genuine urban convenience without surrendering leafy suburban tranquillity.
• 6km from CBD – close enough to matter, far enough to afford space
• 5 minutes to city bus stop – walkable but not “bus-stop-outside-your-bedroom-window” walkable
• 10 minutes to the high school
• 15-minute walk to the shopping centre and Albany Highway cafe strip – that’s your built-in daily movement sorted, which your future self will thank you for.
Local Facilities & Amenities:
• 📚 Education: Millen Primary School and East Victoria Park Primary School nearby, with Kent Street Senior High School offering specialist programs in Aviation, Fashion & Design, and Science
• 🏊 Recreation: Aqualife Centre (indoor & outdoor pool), Leisurelife Centre (indoor courts), Higgins Park sporting precinct, John Macmillan Park, Edward Millen House and Reserve
• 🛒 Shopping: Park Centre Shopping Centre for daily essentials, plus the vibrant Albany Highway strip
• 🍴 Dining: Albany Highway’s restaurant precinct — one of Perth’s genuine food destinations with international cuisines and café culture
• 🚆 Transport: Carlisle and Oats Street train stations (Armadale-Thornlie Line), multiple bus routes including services to Cannington (Carousel), Booragoon (Garden City), and Perth CBD
• 📚 Community: Victoria Park Library, Sunday Farmers Market at John Macmillan Park
• 🎓 Nearby: Curtin University, with easy public transport access
The suburb’s character housing stock, established tree canopy, and proximity to both the Swan River and CBD have created genuine scarcity value. The recent METRONET upgrades to Carlisle and Oats Street stations only strengthen the infrastructure proposition.
Ideal for: City workers, Technology Park employees, couples, retirees, and young families.
Contact Lynsay on 0405 358 959 to arrange an inspection before it’s gone.
Rare finds aren’t found by logic—they’re found by people who recognise the value others overlook.
9 Farley Way
Build & Retain this beautifully renovated brick home from the late 60s / early 70s sits on an impressive 728sqm Zone R25 lot in Bayswater, just 9 kilometres northeast of Perth. Here’s what most people miss about that number: it’s subdividable (subject to WAPC approval), which means you’re not just buying a home—you’re buying options.
The property features three bedrooms each with a wardrobe, plus a separate bathroom with both bath and shower, and an independent toilet keeping things sensible. The modern kitchen is the real hero here—stone benchtops and a huge pantry that actually holds your bulk shopping.
The large open-plan living, dining and kitchen area flows naturally for everyday life, while the enormous sunroom deserves special mention. Air-conditioned, insulated roof, tiled floor—it’s already working as additional living space, but could easily become a games room and a second living area or maybe convert to extra bedrooms (subject to council approval). That’s flexibility you can use today or bank for tomorrow.
The Outdoor Advantage: A second shed joins the oversized two-car garage (with storage space), plus four additional open parking spaces. Your tradie mates will actually want to visit. Reticulation from your own bore keeps things green and solar electricity means you’re already ahead on running costs.
Location Intelligence:
• 1.3 km to Morley train station
• 13 minute train journey to Perth Station from the newly upgraded Bayswater Station
• Walking distance to the Swan River and Eric Singleton Bird Sanctuary
• 4km to Galleria Shopping Centre (one of Perth’s largest shopping destinations)
• Home to WA’s only Wave Pool at Bayswater Waves recreation centre
• Close to parks, schools, Perth Airport, and excellent transport links
The late 60s / early 70s construction means genuine brick, proper foundations, and the kind of build quality that has actually stood the test of time. The renovation brings it into the modern era without losing that substance.
Ideal for: Families, investors eyeing subdivision potential, or anyone wanting space without sacrificing convenience.
Contact Lynsay now on 0405 358 959 to arrange an inspection. Smart buyers recognize when location, land size, and renovation quality align.
* Regarding Subdivision – As usual, Western Australian Planning Commission (WAPC) approval would be required, no warranty is implied, and the Buyer must do their own research.
