139 Sixth Avenue, Inglewood.

Beautifully retained 1920s character, family-sized proportions and 612m2 of land, just 100m from Beaufort Street. Exclusively private behind its gated frontage, this substantial residence pairs multiple living spaces with established gardens and welcome outdoor space, while cafes, restaurants and everyday conveniences are practically on the doorstep. A broad verandah stretches across the front of the home, framed by original leadlight windows and opening to interiors rich in the craftsmanship of the era. High decorative ceilings, detailed cornices, timber floors and beautifully crafted arches and corbels have been retained throughout, giving the original rooms their distinctive period character. The formal lounge is particularly evocative of the home's era, with an ornate ceiling, leadlight windows and fireplace creating a room quite separate from the larger family spaces beyond. Three bedrooms provide generous accommodation, while a dedicated study adds another useful space away from the main living zone. Beyond the original rooms, a contemporary living zone brings the kitchen, dining and family room together beneath high ceilings, with timber floors continuing underfoot. It gives family life a generous central space while preserving the separate rooms and character of the original home. The renovated entertainer's kitchen hosts a stone-topped breakfast bar providing ample preparation and casual seating space, complemented by streamlined cabinetry, five-burner gas cooking and a walk-in pantry. From here, the outlook carries across the dining and living areas to the garden beyond. Colonial-style timber-framed glass doors open the family living zone to a substantial covered patio, creating an easy connection to outdoor entertaining and the garden. Established greenery surrounds a welcome lawn space for children and pets to play, while secure gated parking to the front provides flexibility for multiple vehicles, a boat or caravan, with a secure double carport and separate workshop independently accessed from Lawry Lane. Showcasing an increasingly compelling combination this close to Beaufort Street, the detail and warmth of beautifully retained 1920s character blends with the proportions needed for modern family life, on a generous parcel of land that leaves plenty of green space to enjoy. Conditional WAPC approval for a street-facing subdivision adds further flexibility for the future. Beaufort Street puts coffee, dining, local shopping and everyday conveniences just moments away, with parks, recreation facilities and public transport also nearby, along with easy access to local public and private schooling. Features You Will Love: • Beautifully retained 1928 character residence on a substantial 612m2 (approx.) landholding in Inglewood's Avenues precinct • Remarkably private behind a secure gated frontage, just 100m from Beaufort Street • Broad front verandah and original leadlight windows introducing the home's rich period character • High decorative ceilings with intricate ceiling roses and cornices, complemented by timber floors and beautifully detailed arches and corbels • Three well-proportioned bedrooms, three bathrooms and a dedicated study for working from home • Formal lounge with character fireplace, ornate ceiling detailing and leadlight windows • Contemporary open plan family living and dining zone with high ceilings and timber flooring • Renovated entertainer's kitchen with stone-topped breakfast bar, streamlined cabinetry, gas cooking and walk-in pantry adding further function and storage to the kitchen • Colonial-style glass doors creating a direct connection between family living, outdoor entertaining and the garden • Substantial 60m2 covered patio with brick-paved entertaining and established greenery beyond • Gated front parking with flexibility for multiple vehicles, a boat or caravan • Secure double carport and separate workshop with independent vehicle access from Lawry Lane • Bore reticulation servicing the established gardens • Conditional WAPC approval for a street-facing subdivision, providing future flexibility for the 612m2 landholding • Just 100m from Beaufort Street cafes, restaurants, local shopping and everyday conveniences, with parks, recreation facilities and public transport nearby • Easy access to local public and private schooling • School catchment - Inglewood Primary School and Mount Lawley Senior High School • Council rates: $2,635.99 pa • Water rates: $1,931.80 pa For families drawn to Inglewood for its character and lifestyle, this is the chance to have the space to match, with 612m2, genuine family proportions and Beaufort Street just 100m from the front door.