1 Brookman Street, Perth WA 6000

Heritage-listed Federation-era house on a 415m² lot with 4 beds, 1 bath, and a 2-car garage; expressions of interest over $1.375m with a valuation between $1.67m and $1.94m; strong rental potential around $745–$825pw. Classic Federation-era residence blending historic character with modern updates, including a courtyard and reliable NBN fibre plus 5G coverage. It offers four bedrooms, a single bathroom, and a two-car garage on a compact inner-city allotment, located on a quiet one-way street within the Vincent council area. The property sits under a heritage overlay that limits major alterations but remains free of flood or bushfire risks. Suitable for downsizers, young professionals, or small families seeking walkable city proximity without high-density noise, it appeals to buyers who value period authenticity over expansive modern layouts. Demand for heritage stock in this pocket remains firm, with quick listing traction signaling competitive interest from owner-occupiers drawn to preserved features and location perks. The layout supports versatile living spaces suitable for remote work or multi-generational needs, though the single bathroom may limit larger households. Located in a stable owner-occupied enclave near lively café strips, it balances residential calm with a 15-minute stroll to the CBD, proximity to Newcastle Street dining, and easy access to transport hubs. Proximity to Highgate Primary School and Mount Lawley Senior High, along with access to the School of Isolated and Distance Education, supports family buyers in professional demographics. Growth potential is supported by urban infill pressures and limited heritage stock, with rental yield around 2.2% attracting investors seeking steady tenant demand from city workers. Opportunities exist for value-add cosmetic enhancements within heritage constraints or short-term lets.