191 Lake Street, Perth WA 6000

191 Lake Street represents a unique opportunity to purchase your very own piece of inner city history. Renovated to its former glory this semi-detached duplex has all the charm and character you would expect in a home of this era.

Constructed circa 1908, 189 and 191 Lake Street are recorded as having some historic value as a complementary pair of Federation Free Classical style, semidetached duplexes that demonstrate the character and scale of semi-detached dwellings constructed on the city fringes as a response to the rapid population increase of the 1890's Gold Boom and the early years of the 20th Century.

This stunning lovingly restored home lies within walking distance to every amenity you could imagine there is little need to use your car. Be the envy of your friends and family with Tarts and Sayers Sister Cafes right across the road! – Arguably the best coffees and eatery's Perth has to offer. Everything you need is literally at your fingertips.

Showcasing high ceilings, wide tongue groove jarrah floors, high skirtings, ceiling roses and two working fireplaces. Three spacious bedrooms all with restored wooden framed windows add to the character and charm of this beautiful inner city home, along with a separate formal lounge, open plan kitchen and dining room, but it doesn't end there, stepping through double doors on to the decked alfresco you can't help but enjoy the quiet sanctuary of the palm trees and trickling water feature that will be your very own retreat.

Post Office Directories show that the first residents were Mrs Isabel Holmes at 189 Lake Street and Mr Sydney Patterson at 191 Lake Street. Mrs Holmes remained at 189 until 1912 when a Mr Albert Renfrey, a boot manufacturer became the occupant of the dwelling for a year. Mr Otway Andrews resided at 191 in 1912. Here is your chance to add your name to the growing list of people who have had the pleasure of calling 191 Lake street, Perth home.