Mandurah Mail | House of the Week: Hidden treasure with unparalleled views at 27 Tanjinn Street, Dawesville

Hidden away in a quiet cul-de-sac, nestled in a native bush reserve and overlooking the stunning Peel-Harvey Estuary, you will find this ultimate treasure of a home.

Lovingly restored and modernised to absolute perfection there are vintage touches throughout including original louvre windows, high ceilings, timber floors, recycled bricks (from the original Perth Library), aged brass tapware and much more.

Filled with natural light and charming character throughout, this one of a kind home will appeal to all buyers looking for the absolute tree-change.

Functional, sophisticated and well equipped, the chef’s kitchen is truly the heart of this home.

Finished with Caesar and Essa stone benchtops, unique feature tiling, quality Smeg freestanding oven, cooktop and rangehood, plus a breakfast bar for taking in the tranquil outlook.

The open-plan living flows seamlessly to the outdoor entertaining area with the expansive views, charming timber decking, recycled brick barbecue, wood fire pizza oven and double door bar fridge.

Your private oasis is finished with easy care gardens, glass fencing and a sparkling chemical-free mineral pool.

Escape to the unique master suite which features vaulted ceilings, picture windows and a private ensuite with quality fittings and fixtures, floor to ceiling subway tiles, an open shower and a large walk-in robe.

The three minor bedrooms and family bathroom also feature intricate design details and quirky characteristics.

Low maintenance grounds make this an ideal lock-up and leave property.

There is even secure side access to the rear of the property to park the boat and caravan.

This handy map of open home times will help your search.