166 Lincoln Street, Highgate WA 6003

1898 Federation Arts and Crafts | double block | 5 bed 2 bath | heritage precinct | rare inner-city scale Positioned on a rare double block in a tightly held heritage precinct, this 1898 Federation Arts and Crafts house is distinguished by its period detailing and a five-bedroom configuration uncommon among the street’s smaller cottages. A permanent streetscape quality is given by its heritage-protected setting. The house is best suited to owner-occupiers wanting a substantial period home, or investors seeking scarce inner-urban land scale. A competitive edge over neighbouring stock is provided by rarity in size and heritage status, particularly where neighbouring homes are single-storey cottages or units. Value may be influenced by condition and retained detailing, particularly how sympathetically updates are executed. The double-block configuration might appeal for garden space or future flexibility, though heritage overlays could limit major change. Pricing may also be shaped by the five-bedroom layout relative to typical smaller homes in the street. >> Comparable Sales: 74 Lincoln Street sold $1.38M | Property Price Band: $1.4M–$1.5M | Value Drivers: heritage condition, double-block land size, five-bedroom layout