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UNDER CONTRACT BY TONIA MCNEILLY
The initial brief for this residence was clear: to craft a warm and inviting home that felt as though it had evolved over time, reflecting the suburban charm and storied character of its surroundings. Through a collaborative design process and a shared commitment to craftsmanship, the result is an architectural masterpiece that blends seamlessly into the streetscape, exuding a timeless sense of belonging.
Positioned on a tranquil, tree-lined street adjacent to Lake Monger / Galup, the home celebrates the enduring principles of mid-century design. Its casual elegance and breezy functionality perfectly suited to Perth's beachside lifestyle.
Guided by the simplicity and practicality of mid-century ethos, the home incorporates extensive built-in features, creating an immediate sense of comfort and liveability. Material selections honour the history of the site, balancing nostalgia with a fresh, contemporary interpretation.
The façade is a study in texture and tone, combining timber cladding, pressed tin, and salvaged bricks from the original house. A deep, honey-toned timber establishes the home's warm material palette, echoed in the new brickwork and custom cabinetry for a cohesive aesthetic.
Inside, the main living area is a visual and functional triumph. Marble flooring runs throughout, offering a luxurious foundation, while subtle elevation changes-such as a few steps delineating the TV area from the kitchen and dining space - enhancing the spatial flow. The kitchen itself features marble surfaces and seamless cabinetry, emphasizing understated sophistication.
Designed with passive solar principles in mind, the north-facing living area is bathed in natural light through expansive floor-to-ceiling sliding doors and highlight windows. These oversized doors open onto the terrace and pool, effortlessly blending indoor and outdoor spaces to create a quintessential family retreat.
The surrounding garden mirrors the architectural intent of the home-a meticulously curated, low-maintenance space with a mix of sculptural plants for structure, screening greenery, and nods to 1970s flora that ground the design in its historical context.
Key features:
Four bedrooms within the main home
Three bathrooms within the main home
Separate granny flat with kitchenette and bathroom
Under floor heating in main living / dining and kitchen and master bathroom
Two-car garage
Fully reticulated, low-maintenance gardens
Below ground concrete pool, heat pump with a cooling element and built in pool cover and robot cleaner
Miele 5 burner gas stove, dish drawer warmer, oven, microwave combi oven
Bosch integrated dishwasher
Daikin reverse cycle AC
Motorised blinds in main living
6.5kw solar panels
Fully insulated garden shed with power source
This residence is a remarkable fusion of heritage-inspired design and contemporary functionality, offering a living experience that is as timeless as it is innovative.
Water rates: $2,522.72 pa
Council rates:3,667.63 pa
The intercom system is not in working order and will not be in working order at settlement.
Property features
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Garages
2
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Toilets
4
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Floor area
376m2
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 24 St Vincents Avenue, Wembley is a four bedroom, four bathroom house sold by Tonia McNeilly at Tonia McNeilly Property on 20 Feb 2025.
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Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $3,667 / year
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Water rates: $2,522 / year
Nearby schools
Wembley overview
Wembley is a large western-suburb of Perth. Established in 1831, Wembley's key population growth occurred between 1910 and 1930, and again in the post-war years. More recently, Wembley has experienced gradual increases since the mid-1990s as new homes have been added to the suburb.
Life in Wembley
Numerous recreational facilities and clubs add great lifestyle appeal to the suburb, with squash, t-ball, tennis, netball, football, athletics, baseball, lacrosse and hockey all catered for. Lake Monger is a much loved feature, providing lovely walk ways and beautiful scenery to those who visit, while The Wembley Hotel is a popular pub that never fails to draw a crowd. Cambridge Street is the suburbs most urban fixture, with numerous pubs and restaurants lining the street. There are three local schools in Wembley.
Wembley quick stats
High end
$2.5m
Median
$1.9m
Low end
$1.6m
8.4%
Annual growth
$1.9m
Annual median sales price
$1,025pw
Annual median rental price
