57 Henry Lawson Walk, East Perth WA 6004

Waterside Elegance with a City Edge

Tucked away in one of East Perth’s most picturesque pockets, this refined three-bedroom residence offers a seamless blend of space, comfort, and exclusivity. With Claisebrook Cove at your doorstep, the lifestyle here is second to none, morning walks along the water, coffee in hand, the city skyline reflecting on the calm surface.

Inside, the home unfolds with considered design. Generous living spaces flow effortlessly, framed by warm timber flooring and natural light streaming in through expansive windows. The kitchen is sleek yet inviting, fitted with quality appliances and ample storage, creating a space where cooking is as much about experience as it is about function.

Upstairs, the master retreat feels like a sanctuary, complete with a private balcony overlooking the treetops, an elegant ensuite, and a walk-in robe that adds a touch of indulgence. Two additional bedrooms cater perfectly to family, guests, or the flexibility of a home office. Outside, the alfresco courtyard invites intimate gatherings or quiet moments with a book, while the lush communal pool area elevates the experience of resort-style living.

This is a location that speaks for itself. Claisebrook Cove’s waterfront charm, lined with cafés, restaurants, and boutique retail, offers a lifestyle that blends city-edge convenience with a relaxed European-style village atmosphere. The free CAT bus, easy access to the ferry, and a short walk to the train station mean the best of Perth is always within reach.

A home that delivers on every level. Style, space, and a connection to one of the city’s most desirable waterside enclaves.

Year built: 2000
Council rates: $2,393.35 pa
Water rates: $1,418.34 pa
Strata fees: $3,339.00 pqtr
Shared insurance: $2,938.06 pa

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