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Another Perfect Blend of Traditional and Contemporary

The team at OUTinPerth adore the perfectly executed blend of old and new that is springing up around the inner-city urban areas. We’re finding beautiful homes where Jarrah wood floors, high ceilings, and open fireplaces meet light, contemporary, spaciousness. 156 Grosvenor is the perfect example of this, the beautiful 4×2 can be found right in the hub of North Perth. The house is set in the perfect location, an easy walking distance from Hyde Park, Angove & Fitzgerald Street, Beaufort Street as well as Northbridge. The house would be perfect for an established family with parents wishing to avoid that dreaded commute from suburbia.

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The Fireplaces  The spacious house is dripping with original fireplaces that add to an incredible atmosphere and interior design. Three of the double bedrooms include the original fireplaces, as well as the formal lounge.

Stain Glass Windows Throughout the house original stain glassed windows feature. The windows, which have impeccable detail and bright colours, add character to the areas that they inhabit. Some of the best stain glassed windows can be sighted right on the front door.

Outdoor Kitchen This beautiful home would be perfect for entertaining in the summer. The beautifully styled outdoor kitchen would be perfect for preparing meals whilst the kids play. The large stainless steel oven could easily cook for a large gathering.  We love it.

ON THE DOWNSIDE

Internal Brick The house is beautifully designed, but features a fair bit of internal brick which we don’t think takes away from the warm vibe the rest of the house gives off. Aside from this occasional bare brick however, the house is beautifully designed.

156 Grosvenor Road, North Perth

4 Bedroom 

2 Bath  

2 Car

From $1,450,000

Beaufort Realty 9227 0887

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