Realestate88 is a sophisticated boutique real estate company based in Perth, Western Australia. Realestate88 operates only in specially selected metropolitan and lifestyle locations where a savvy, discerning clientele appreciates our premium, boutique identity and unique points of difference. We sell simple studios and multi-million dollar homes with the same commitment, professionalism and attention to detail. We…

MARRI, curly or straight, paddock jarrah and forest jarrah silky to the touch, this amazing Victory Terrace, East Perth home is a timberphile’s delight. Paddock jarrah is a lighter colour than the bush version “[because] they get a bit of fertiliser,” the vendor opines knowledgeably. He’s won a swag of awards for the gorgeous timber…

Speak to anyone who has experienced the PROCESS of buying or selling Real Estate and often their findings are a combination of stress, disappointment and ultimately compromise! One of the many goals of Acton Mount Lawley is to ensure your next move is a positive one. Acton Mount Lawley was founded around one simple mission.…

At Duomark our philosophy is simple. Be practical, be functional and be efficient These philosophies shape the core of our designs, our commitments, our relationships and our work. For general enquiries please write to us at: Unit 23/ 20 Royal Street, East Perth, Western Australia. 6004 Fax: 08 9421 1241 Alternatively, you can e-mail us…

THE history of this gorgeous two-storey federation town house is a domestic one, traced through the pages of Perth’s once many newspapers in gentler times. Daughter of the house Miss Ethel Philp gets quite a few mentions in The West Australian either for winning Highland dancing championships, or giving dance lessons from her home in…

HORSES and equipment bogged in a salt lake 100km out of Leonora in 1869 sparked in WA explorer John Forrest the idea of naming WA’s second largest mud hole after colonial secretary Fredrick Barlee. Sir Fred, a pedantic man whose colourful career as the state’s top public servant spanned 20 years, may perhaps have been…

THERE’S a touch of the ‘60s TV cartoon The Jetsons about this Bayswater home, with its soaring, space-aged curved-tin roof and matching interior reverse-curve ceilings. When the cartoon was made computers were in their infancy, and the size of a house, but George Jetson predicted the future of print, reading the news on his televiewer…

THE mother of all liquidambars towers over this Shannon Drive, Dianella home, casting welcome shade in summer and setting the street ablaze with colour in autumn. Add a verdant lawn sloping down to the road, lush plantings and a swag of mature trees in gardens and on verges in every direction and you can imagine…