5/21 Jenkin Street

UNDER OFFER BY STEFANIE DOBRO, WHITE HOUSE PROPERTY PARTNERS Built c.1898, the Mills and Ware Flour lofts were once part of WA's largest biscuit manufacturer now reimagined into a vision of industrial cool. Layers of history have evolved into intriguing spaces and creative design, rising across four sun-soaked levels. Overlooking a stretch of peaceful parkland, with long vistas of ocean and open sky, the vast sense of space transitions from outside to in with remarkable ease. The lifestyle on offer is just as good: stroll to South Terrace for boutique shopping, trendy bars, and fine eateries, the beach for a refreshing dip, or central Freo just beyond. Crossing the threshold from park to courtyard, cascading greenery unveils a tropical garden oasis stone beds, trickling water feature, pond, outdoor shower, and all. Inside, lofty interiors are revealed, while exposed jarrah and black steel reflect the building's origins. Stackable glass opens to the courtyard from the living, as oversized tiles lead to a laundry (with under-stair storage), study nook, and a serene bedroom. Nearby is a discreet shopper's entry from the single lock-up garage, and outside, a little alfresco accessed via the rear laneway. Jarrah stairs rise to a mezzanine-style level in cool polished concrete, with a sitting area and two bedrooms with built-in robes, each sharing a powder room and chic bathroom. Above is the beautiful open-plan kitchen, living, and dining where it's all about the airy openness. Jarrah, glass, light, and steel converge, with stunning views from the sheltered balcony: treed parkland, ocean horizon, sailing masts at the Fremantle Sailing Club, and the twinkling port cranes. The minimalist kitchen features a suite of Bosch appliances while beyond is the master: separate toilet that doubles as a guest powder room, walk-in robe, and a lovely ensuite, complete with deluxe freestanding bath. Rising again, the top floor draws the light, space, and views in at every opportunity. A fifth bedroom comes off the stairs, while the carpeted space can be used for anything study, yoga, gym, retreat. A generous bay window frames an outlook stretching far beyond the rooftops, sweeping from Garden Island to Rottnest Island, across the Fremantle Ports and their iconic cranes, with the sailing masts of the Fremantle Sailing Club punctuating the horizon a constantly shifting maritime panorama of ocean, industry, and sky. What a joy to discover this hidden warehouse conversion, nestled against parkland, with every South Freo attraction steps away. Property Features: Layers of industrial cool across four sun-soaked levels Overlooking serene parkland, vistas of island, ocean & port from top floor Part of the old Mills and Ware Flour lofts, built c.1898 Front courtyard: tropical garden oasis, water feature with pond, outdoor shower Access via park or rear laneway Single lock-up garage (with tandem parking for additional car), gated alfresco, internal shopper's entry Timber, glass & steel elements Floods of natural light, lofty spaces Five bedrooms; three with carpet; two with BIRs; master with WIR & ensuite with separate WC Ground floor: living, laundry, study, under-stair storage, bedroom First floor: two bedrooms, powder room, bathroom, reading nook Second floor: open-plan living, dining & kitchen, master suite Sheltered balcony overlooking treed parkland, with views of ocean, port & sailing masts at Fremantle Sailing Club Minimalist kitchen with Bosch appliances Third floor: bedroom, serene living area, magnificent long vistas of ocean, rooftops & sky Split-system air in all bedrooms & main living, ceiling fans dotted throughout Superb South Freo location, walk to South Terrace for shopping, dining & trendy bars, plus the beach & central Freo School Catchment: Beaconsfield Primary School, Fremantle College For more information please call Exclusive Selling Agent Stefanie Dobro from White House Property Partners on 0409 229 115. Council Rates: $5,592 per annum (approx) Water Rates: $2,487.18 per annum (approx) Strata Rates: $1,001.35 per quarter (approx)