If homes could strut, this one would be on a catwalk. Stylish, charming, and seriously cool, this fully renovated character stunner from 1960 - with a chic two-storey extension added in 1975 - is serving up all the vibes. And guess what? It sits high on the hill in East Victoria Park, practically touching the sky with sweeping views of city lights and skyline magic. Yes, this is that house.
This isn't your average family home. With a striking dark and moody interior palette, think bold black accents, sleek finishes, and an effortlessly cool vibe that sets the tone from the moment you walk through the door. It's modern, it's stylish, and it's absolutely perfect for families who want something a little extra.
Inside, you're welcomed by a formal lounge that feels like a warm hug from your favourite blanket. It's the perfect place to kick off your shoes and grab a glass of wine.
The heart of the home? Oh, it's a showstopper! The fully updated kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area - perfect for family dinners, birthday parties, or those quiet moments over morning coffee. With stunning jarrah floors underfoot, high ceilings overhead, and all the modern bells and whistles (yes, even a dishwasher because you deserve it), every inch screams stylish comfort.
Four generously sized bedrooms (each with robes!) provide cosy retreats for every member of the family - kids, teens, guests, or even that four-legged fur baby. Two bathrooms, including one beautifully upgraded from top to bottom, means no more morning queues!
And wait for it... the real magic unfolds upstairs. A second living zone that doubles as a bar, games room, office, or all of the above? Yes please! Step out onto the enormous balcony and soak up the glittering city views - sunset cocktails, anyone?
But here's the kicker, this beauty sits on an R40-zoned block - yep, subdivision potential is on the cards! Whether you're planning future development, a savvy investment move, or just like the idea of added value down the track, this one's got the goods.
And just when you think it couldn't get better - the backyard delivers. Fully landscaped, lush and green, and packed with room to run, play, and chase bubbles. Whether it's trampoline time, a game of fetch, or a lazy Sunday picnic, this outdoor space is your personal slice of paradise.
Families, listen up: you're just a short stroll from Albany Highway's cafe & foodie scene, close to Aqualife Centre for weekend swims, minutes from the CBD, Curtin Uni, and the Swan River. And with public transport at your doorstep, school runs and commutes just got a whole lot easier!
The Home & What We Love?!
* Year Built: 1960, Block Size: 608m2, Zoning: R40
* 4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms with Separate Living and Dining area on Ground level
* A large elevated open plan living area with a wet bar & large balcony overlooking the city on the upper level
* High ornate ceilings in the original home
* Feature cornices
* Colonial skirtings
* Security screens to all doors and windows at ground level
* Split system air conditioners
* Elegant character elevation
* Drive through access through the roller door
* Large established lawns and gardens
Outgoings:
* Council rates: app. $1,722.11 (FY 24/25)
* Water rates: app. $1,104.67 (FY 23/24)
This home isn't just a place to live - it's where your family's best memories will be made. So, what are you waiting for?
** We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to conduct their own investigations **
This property at 35 Oats Street, East Victoria Park is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Diane Sheppard at LJ Hooker Victoria Park- Belmont (WA) on 09 Jun 2025.
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Established in 1885, East Victoria Park is a predominantly residential suburb with a commercial and entertainment strip along Albany Highway. Significant development of the area did not begin until the 1960s and 1970s with gradual increases experienced during the 1990s as new homes and businesses were added to the area.
Though predominantly a residential area, the commercial and entertaining strip along Albany Highway provides a bustling urban environment for residents and visitors alike. With restaurants to satisfy any palate, as well as old-fashioned pubs and hip bars, this lively strip is active any time of day. Also within East Victoria Park are recreational facilities like Aqualife Centre and Leisure Life Centre, Park Centre, which is a shopping complex, and several schools.