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21 Streatley Road
Some homes make you compromise. This isn’t one of them. A red-brick character home elevated above Lathlain on Streatley Road — stained-glass entry panels, jarrah and blackbutt timber flooring, decorative ceilings — has been quietly and meticulously renovated by owners who actually lived here. The result is a property that looks considered rather than speculative: better in person than in photos, and better on a Tuesday morning than at a Saturday open home.
Sitting on a 407m² block, the floor plan is generous without being wasteful. Rooms connect logically — entry to dining, dining to kitchen, with the lounge and patio forming a natural living hub at the rear — so the house works as naturally for two people on a weeknight as it does for twelve people on a Saturday.
The location does more work than most agents admit. Just 5km from the Perth CBD, Lathlain sits in a position that only makes sense once you’ve looked at a map. Albany Highway’s café and dining strip is close. The West Coast Eagles training facility at Mineral Resources Park is around the corner. Lathlain Primary School, J.A. Lee Reserve, and Rayment Park are all within easy reach. Train access at Burswood and Victoria Park stations puts the city under 15 minutes away. This is inner-ring living without inner-ring noise.
What the house does
🍕 Alfresco — Fully enclosed and fitted with a full stainless steel outdoor kitchen: pizza oven, gas BBQ, bar fridge, sink and storage. Exposed aggregate floor. This is a room, not an afterthought, and it works independently of the weather.
🍳 Kitchen — SMEG 6-burner gas hob, 900mm wide oven, ASKO dishwasher, granite benchtops, walk-in pantry. Connects through to the dining room via a breakfast bar.
🔥 Dining room — Coffered ceiling, free-standing gas log fire. The kind of room that makes dinner feel like a considered occasion without requiring any particular effort to achieve it.
🛋️ Lounge — A genuinely large second living space with gas log fireplace, built-in cabinetry and sliding door access to the enclosed patio and rear of the home.
🛏️ Master bedroom — Oversized, with walk-in linen, split-system air conditioning, and a private ensuite with bath, separate shower and WC. Sliding door opens onto the Alfresco.
🛏️ Three further bedrooms — Bed 2 works as a bedroom or office, Bed 3 and Bed 4 both with built-in robes.
At a glance
🚗 1-car garage plus additional off-street parking
❄️ Ducted evaporative air conditioning throughout
💧 Bore reticulation to garden
🌿 Established front garden with lawn
🏠 Heritage stained-glass entry door panels
🪵 Jarrah and blackbutt timber flooring
🧺 Separate laundry with storage
📦 External storage area
Properties like this are not built today and not easily found. Years of thoughtful owner-occupier care shows in ways that only become obvious once you’re standing inside — the quality of the finishes, the condition of the floors, the way each room connects to the next. Inspect to understand what that actually looks like in practice.
Private viewings only. Contact Lynsay 0405 358 959 to arrange your viewing.
74 Williamson Avenue
This neat, partially renovated three-bedroom home — sitting alongside a nearly new 70sqm three-bedroom Granny Flat — rests on a rare 928sqm R20 block, tucked near the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in one of Perth’s most strategically located suburbs.
With great tenants already in place on periodic leases, this is as close as property gets to a genuine money machine. Two incomes. One block. One decision.
The House
🪵 Warm Jarrah timber flooring and soaring high ceilings give the main residence a character that modern builds simply can’t manufacture
🛏️ Three good-sized bedrooms, all with split-system air conditioning
🔥 Spacious living area with a fireplace and gas bayonet is the kind of room people actually want to spend time in
🍳 Generous kitchen/dining area with plenty of storage, a cooker and separate cook-top with range-hood
🛁 Re-tiled bathroom, laundry and toilet floors
🔧 Huge separate brick workshop — a rare and valuable asset increasingly hard to find on metropolitan blocks
🚗 Garage with new door and remote opener
☀️ 20 solar panels helping to keep running costs low
💧 Gas instant hot water system (only a few years old)
🌿 Spacious outdoor patio entertainment area, only a few years old, with loads of room for children and pets
The Granny Flat
The granny flat asset sitting on this block is fully legal, fully rentable, and fully yours to benefit from immediately. Designed by Granny Flats WA to extract every last square meter of livable space from a 10m × 7m footprint — and it shows.
🛏️ Three bedrooms with built-in robes
🛁 Combined bathroom and laundry with full shower, toilet, and dedicated washing machine recess — all tiled, and well lit.
🍳 Open-plan living and dining area anchored by a well-equipped kitchen featuring electric cooktop, pantry, fridge recess, and generous bench space
🪟 Generous windows throughout keeping all rooms bright and well-ventilated
The Location
Belmont sits at the crossroads of everything Perth has to offer, and yet somehow manages not to feel like it. Approximately six kilometers from Perth’s CBD, this is a suburb that gives you urban proximity without urban anxiety. The noise of the city is there when you want it, and absent when you don’t.
Here are just a few of the many facilities a short trip away:
🚂 Redcliffe Train Station — your direct line to the CBD
🛣️ Tonkin Highway — effortless access north and south
✈️ Perth Airport — minutes away (handy when you’re choosing between Bali and Broome)
🏟️ Optus Stadium — world-class events on your doorstep
🎬 Reading Cinemas & Crown Entertainment Complex — entertainment sorted
🏇 Ascot Racecourse — a genuine local institution
🛍️ Belmont Forum Shopping Center & Belvidere Street Shopping Strip — daily needs covered without drama
🏊 Belmont Oasis Leisure Center — pools, a gym, and plenty of sporting options
🦢 The Swan River & Centenary Park — riverside amenity that money can’t replicate
🍃 Tomato Lake, Kewdale — a wetland reserve with a central lake and 1.6km walking trail, nature sanctuary island, and boardwalk, plus a café and playground
🎓 Belmont City College — a well-regarded independent public high school just minutes away
🏪 Costco Warehouse — bulk buying
🏙️ Perth CBD — six kilometers.
This property doesn’t ask you to compromise. It asks you what you want — income, lifestyle, space, or flexibility — and then quietly delivers all four.
For more information on this fabulous opportunity, call Lynsay Hubbard on 0405 358 959.
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.
