Farming family list $14m beachside city-base for first time in 60 years - realestate.com.au

[ad_1] A uncommon piece of Perth’s western suburbs historical past has hit the market after being owned by the identical household for nearly six a long time.

The landmark circa 1925 constructed property at 11 Pearse Avenue, Cottesloe occupies a main 1181sqm landholding simply 200 metres from Cottesloe Seashore.

The property was purchased by farmers in 1966 to ascertain a metropolis base and put together for his or her youngsters's highschool schooling.

The Cottesloe property sits on prime land dealing with the golf course, simply 200 metres from the seaside. Image: realestate.com.au

Searching for presents from $13.95 million, ‘Richon,’ named after a vineyard, has robust historic Cottesloe hyperlinks in response to gross sales agent Bev Heymans from Belle Property.

“The house owners - which are deceased now - have been Wheatbelt farmers. He married Fleur Harvey in 1939, she was the daughter of the longest working individual on the Cottesloe Council,” Ms Heymans mentioned.

The house has subdivision potential. Image: realestate.com.au

The house – which has been held by the identical household since 1966 – presents the potential to subdivide the lot into as much as 4 blocks, or the brand new house owners can construct a brand new house, or renovate the present four-bedroom, three-bathroom house.

“It's a fairly sizzling property, but when somebody's going to do an enormous renovation… you are searching for somebody who's most likely acquired a $20 million price range, so a barely greater price range,” Ms Heymans mentioned.

“It is only a lovely property.”

The unique Edwardian styled bungalow has 26 metres of north dealing with frontage onto Pearse Avenue. Image: realestate.com.au

Hallmarks of the house’s heyday embody a porthole window, leadlight home windows, intricate mouldings, and a fire. Image: realestate.com.au

The historic house is a part of the City of Cottesloe’s municipal stock and its assertion of significance notes that the residence is an instance of the “predominant structure in Cottesloe previous to WWI in a spacious setting”.

The 1181sqm block has subdivision approval for 2 blocks, and potential to separate into three or 4 blocks. Image: realestate.com.au

It notes that the Edwardian styled bungalow options Marseilles model terracotta tiles, a gabled roof and bay window, whereas turned veranda posts are embellished by fretted brackets and turned balusters.

Hallmarks of the house’s heyday embody a porthole window, leadlight home windows, intricate mouldings, and a fire.

The house has been in the identical household for nearly six a long time. Image: realestate.com.au

The house’s north-facing facet and golf course views, vast verges and shut proximity to the seaside have been among the many property’s standout options, Ms Heymans mentioned.