Between the Great Wars the Californian bungalow became the architectural flavour of the moment, with their casual open planned American styling and wide shady verandahs particularly suiting Australia.
They have stood the test of time and now nearly 100 years later these beautiful homes are still very much sought after.

111 Hordern Street is just such a 1930s bungalow home.
With its limestone foundations, high ceilings, polished jarrah floors and cut glass windows this home boasts the charm of yesteryear combined with absolutely onpoint modern amenity.

Featuring 3 generous bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 living areas on a corner 455m2 block there is a lot to love about this elevated above street level Californian bungalow home.

Having been a home from 1930, Dr’s consulting room in the 1970’s (Dr Gerald Tewfik) and a home again till the present day, 111 Hordern Street sits perfectly perched on the corner of the Hordern Street cul-de-sac and McMaster Street.

Uniquely the home has a central galley kitchen that works incredibly well.
Light and bright with quality appliances, stone bench tops, plenty of storage and induction cooking makes for sleek minimal lines, not competing with the homes original 1930s styling.
A ‘pass’ has been created by opening up the kitchen wall to the large dining room.
This connection also fills the kitchen with borrowed westerly light, gorgeous on late winter afternoons.

There are two very generous living areas.
The original formal lounge at the front of the home complete with its Arts and Craft’s influenced arched fireplace opens easily to the the dining room, and features a north facing leadlight window of cut glass.
The rear living room is under a long skillion roof and connects the kitchen to the large undercover alfresco entertaining and garden space.

The main bedroom is at the front of the home and overlooks the large fully fenced front garden.
With built in robes and a gorgeous new bathroom complete with wall hung vanity and tiling to the ceiling, this large bedroom is the perfect place to curl up with a book and escape from the world.

With two more generous bedrooms (the third also with built in robes) there is plenty of accomodation.

The second, also newly refurbished, bathroom has a deep bath for long luxuriating soaks, stone vanity top, convenient second WC and on trend Kit Kat mosaic tiles laid to the ceiling.

All the wet areas have been overhauled, and the full sized laundry is no exception.
With a stone topped bench, large stainless steel sink, overhead cupboards and loads more storage, this practical space also boasts serious design flair.

And there’s more!
• Alarmed
• CCTV
• NBN FTTP
• Reticulation
• Solar
• Integrated dishwasher
• Single automatic garage plus additional off-street parking
• Garden shed

Location matters!
Within the sought after Raphael Park precinct and the coveted Victoria Park Primary School zone, 111 Hordern Street is located on the city’s doorstep, a short stroll to cafes, restaurants, shopping, parks and the Swan River.
Nearby public transport makes for easy access to Curtin University, the city and Optus Stadium on game day.

Genuinely gorgeous and much loved, homes of this calibre are rarely offered in such good condition.
Absolutely ready to live in, and for you to add your story to this beautiful home.

Do not miss your chance to inspect this home.

Council – $2,162.13 2025/26
Water – $1,168.18 2024/25