742 High Street, Armadale.

Single level, beautifully resolved and difficult to replicate, this exquisite two bedroom Art Deco residence with excellent off street parking has been reimagined with a clarity that prioritises space, material and function to create a bespoke living environment in the heart of Armadale. Timber floors, picture rails and high ceilings bring depth and character to the interiors. The living room is anchored by a log gas fireplace set within the original Deco surrounds, while the adjoining dining space, finished in herringbone parquetry, opens through a full wall of bifold doors to a landscaped courtyard, creating a direct and natural connection to the outdoors. The adjoining kitchen is finished with equal care, featuring marble benchtops, integrated wine storage and Gaggenau appliances, balancing material richness with functionality. Peacefully separated at the front of the house, the two large double bedrooms, with built-in robes, are served by an elegant fully tiled bathroom with sunken bath and peaceful green outlooks. Set back from the street behind a high protective fence, additional appointments include ducted heating, a separate laundry, generous attic storage with pull-down ladder, front double gates leading to off street parking for one car, rear right-of-way access to a double carport with roller door and a water tank. Set on leafy High Street, the home offers exceptional walkability to gourmet stores and eateries such as The Leaf Store, Lune, Armadale Cellars and Orrong Hotel, alongside fitness centres, trams, Victory Square reserve dog park, and trams, with Hawksburn Village, the Chapel Street precinct and Armadale Station nearby.