52 Ford Road

Lesmurdie WA 6076

Welcome to this iconic Lesmurdie property known to many as "The Opera House" and or ''The House Of Sails". Privately perched and cleverly positioned to take in some of, if not the best views on offer from the Darling scarp, this one off truly original masterpiece designed by well renowned and celebrated architect Lynthorne Matthews will leave you breathless.Taking over three years to complete this magnificent piece of art with bespoke detail in all aspects of the home, this rare offering awaits it next proud owner to take on its legacy.Phenomenal 5 bedroom 2 bathroom (4 wc's) work of artApproximately 550 sqm of usable internal living area (not including balconies or garage)Postcard views to city, airport, coastline and to Rottnest IslandHuge open plan home office or ideal parents retreatSeparate minor bedroom wing with own activity roomStunning panoramic views also from minor bedrooms Stunning stone fireplace with feature hanging Jarrah burlBurnished concrete floor sitting room with soaring Jarrah timber ceilingsFeature Donnybrook stone in kitchen area with Jarrah timber cabinetryLarge central family dining room and bespoke casual meals areaSeparate winter lounge room with slow combustion wood fireInviting lagoon style pool easily accessed from all rooms Side access sealed driveway to powered shed at rear of propertyStacks of extra ancillary vehicle parking & secured gated entranceSituated on a prime elevated and landscaped 2843 sqm block 30 minutes to Perth - 15 minutes to Airport & walking trails at your doorstepWith so many other features to mention about this iconic property that words can not fully describe only a viewing would confirm its true phenomenon.For more details or to arrange a private viewing, please callPATRICK HARPER - 0413 440 107Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.