43 Leake Street

Peppermint Grove WA 6011

Built to meticulous standards in 1996, but forward-thinking in every way, with multiple formal and informal living spaces, this property will fulfil the desires of the modern, privileged family at every stage of life.
The no-expense-spared arched doors and windows and shingle-style roof give a gentle nod to French Country styling.
The warm aesthetic has textural accents of wandoo and tuart, limestone, brass and marble overlaying the neutral and earthy palette.
Soaring ceilings, wide passages and generous spaces seamlessly connect to the expertly landscaped and lovingly tendered gardens contributing to the home's incredible ambiance.

Drawing the greenery indoors, banks of French doors, copious windows, all dressed in divine grey timber shutters, bring sunlight and beauty at every turn.

The enormous central kitchen has a large eat-in island bench, separate preparation zone, walk-in larder and purpose-built technology/writing nook.
Quality granite benchtops and off-white cupboards galore conceal appliances and offer a multitude of storage options.
Conveniently located on the ground-floor, the exquisite master suite enjoys serene garden views.
Long stretching granite benchtops, double basins and a double shower define the luxurious ensuite and, together with the huge walk-in robe, make this an exemplary space.

The remainder of the sleeping quarters are ideally located upstairs and are serviced by an excellent family-sized bathroom.
The idyllic internal courtyard within the home's inner sanctum is a magical example of alfresco living at its finest. Dappled with sunlight, layers of meticulous plantings and deciduous trees deliver an ever-changing seasonal spectacle as you dine or relax in this exceptionally enchanting space.

The remainder of the gardens, front and back, designed by Landscaper Gary McLachlan, are just as breathtaking with multiple relaxation zones, complete with sculptures and reflection ponds that will delight and mesmerise occupants and visitors of all ages.

A truly special property, that would be exorbitantly expensive to recreate, set at the river-end of Perth's most enviable suburb.