This unique stately home in Claremont WA was built in the late 1920s by the architect Rodney Alsop, designer of Winthrop Hall at the University of Western Australia. Alsop, along with his business partner, H. L. Wunderlich as owner of Brisbane and Wunderlich, revolutionised the clay roof tile in Western Australia. Though Alsop’s distinct style can be found throughout Claremont, the home’s Inter-War Mediterranean architectural style is one of very few examples in the area. 

Though it has been totally renovated for modern living, character features remain throughout the home, including French-style windows, beautiful archways and a sweeping wooden stairwell. 

The home’s double-storey design includes with four spacious bedrooms, including the palatial master bedroom complete with a wrought iron Juliet balcony and stunning Swan River and city skyline views.

Downstairs offers plenty of quiet retreats and entertaining spaces, including a formal entertaining room and a large front living room with ornate fireplace that flows elegantly into the music room/ study. An open kitchen, dining and relaxed living area can be found at the rear of the home.

With an enviable waterfront location, the home’s large front garden is perfect for entertaining, boasting views across Freshwater Bay.

The home is within easy walking distance of the brand-new cafe and Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club and close by some of the Western Suburbs' most renowned schools.

See more of 21 Bindaring Parade Claremont WA 6010, including additional photos and location map, on Luxury List.

To arrange a private inspection phone or email Deborah Brady of ACTON - Cottesloe.

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