Farming Family List $ 14 million beach city in the first time in 60 years – Realestate.com.au

A rare part of the history of Perth’s western suburbs has hit the market after he had been owned by the same family for almost six decades.

The milestone circa 1925 built real estate in 11 Pearse Street, Cottesloe occupied a Prime 1181m² Landh also just 200 meters from Cottesloe Beach.

The building was bought by farmers in 1966 to set up a city base and to prepare for their children’s high school education.

Looking for offers of $ 13.95 million, ‘Richon’, named after a winery, has strong historic Cottesloe -Links according to sales agent BEMans van Belle Property.

“The owners – who have now died – were Wheatbelt -Boeren. He married Fleur Harvey in 1939, she was the daughter of the longest -running person in the Cottesloe Council,” Heymans said.

The house has a subdivision potential. Photo: realestate.com.au

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The house that has been held by the same family since 1966 is the potential to distribute the plot into four blocks, or the new owners can build a new house, or renovate the existing house with three bedrooms and three bathrooms.

“It’s a fairly hot building, but if someone is going to do a big renovation … you are looking for someone who probably has a budget of $ 20 million, so a slightly larger budget,” Heymans said.

“It’s just a beautiful building.”

The original bungalow in Edwardian style has 26 meters northern facade on Pearse Street. Photo: realestate.com.au

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Characteristics of the heyday of the house include a phartrity window, leadlight windows, complicated frame and a fireplace. Photo: realestate.com.au

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The historic house is part of the municipal inventory of the city of Cottesl

The 1181m² block has a subdivision approval for two blocks and potential to split into three or four blocks. Photo: realestate.com.au

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It remarks that the Edwardian stylized bungalow has Marseilles style terracotta tiles, a gable roof and bay window, while twisted porchers are embellished by fretted brackets and balusters.

Characteristics of the heyday of the house include a phartrity window, leadlight windows, complicated frame and a fireplace.

The house has been in the same family for almost six decades. Photo: realestate.com.au

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The northern aspect of the house and the view of the golf course, wide disaster and the proximity of the beach were among the striking features of the building, Heymans said.

“I have had good interest. I have been interested at the moment, mainly more to develop,” she said.

“I personally love the entire house- it has the most beautiful surroundings.

“You would probably have a handful of characteristics in Cottesloe that have that country format – you would not get another at that location.”