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A Mosman Park home, high on the hilltop with panoramic views over the Swan River, has been listed for sale. 
It sits on 1,045 sqm on Bay View Terrace, where there hasn't been a sale since 2017.
Five houses on the street have fetched over $5 million.
Last traded for $4.6 million in 2012, the late 1920s built home has been updated and modernised in recent years.
A lift connects the two levels, running from the downstairs formal dining area to the upstairs living space.
There are two bedrooms downstairs and three upstairs. The master with walk in robe and ensuite opens to the river facing balcony with views over the masts of the Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club and Point Walter.
There's a second kitchen on the upper level.
Mack Hall agent Peter Burns has the listing.
This article was first published in The Weekend Australian Mansion magazine.
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Mosman Park hilltop with Swan River views for sale

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A Mosman Park home designed by Perth architect Ariane Prevost has been listed for sale.
The property, known as Marimekko House, was designed with connections between interior and exterior spaces.
There has been extensive use of recycled materials –including steel, timber, brick, rammed earth and concrete which gives the home a sustainable edge.
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The four-bedroom, three-bathroom residence captures the outdoor landscape with large windows.
There are high ceilings, an abundance of natural light and open-plan living with bi-fold doors.
It has been listed by Ruth Litis, who paid $2.63 million in 2014.
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It was a finalist in House Magazine’s Australian House of the Year 2012.
Marimekko House is being marketed by Marcus Sproule of Mack Hall Real Estate, Claremont. 
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Ariane Prevost's Marimekko House listed

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A Riverview Place home in Perth's Mosman Park built right into the cliffside has been listed.
Riverview Place is a small cul-de-sac off well known Saunders Street, otherwise known as ‘Millionaire’s Row’, in Perth’s affluent western suburbs.
Built into the cliff face at 6 Riverview Place, this property boasts uninterrupted front-row views over the sparkling Swan River.
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Ray White Cottesloe | Mosman Park Director Jody Fewster said the home with four over-sized bedrooms and built into the cliff overlooking the Swan River was nothing short of a “spectacular family home”.
“There is a discrete sophistication to this home in one of Perth’s most exclusive locations,” Ms Fewster said.
“The expansive floor to ceiling windows of the entry gallery immediately draws your eye to the river views, creating a relaxed feeling of being suspended between the sky and river,” she said.
“This feeling will continue with you throughout the remaining three levels, especially on the incredible living level which embodies nearly the entire third floor.”
Owner Ron Packer said the view plus the layout of the home - which was carved out of the cliff - was its standout feature.
“We often joke that even the cars have a great view,” Mr Packer said of the generous four car garage on the top floor.
The house is for sale via an expressions of interest campaign closing on July 31, if not sold prior.
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Cliff side Perth home on Millionaires Row listed

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Set on 1610 sqm, it is one of the home that came following the demolition of Rose Hancock Porteous’s Prix D’Amour.
The listing agent Willie Porteous initially had it with $20 million expectations for the vendor John Clinton and his wife Lillian, who have moved overseas.
The home was built on two of the 10 blocks created when Rose Hancock Porteous demolished her Gone With the Wind-style mansion in 2006.
<a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-mosman+park-119328468" target="_blank">The seven-bedroom home</a> has an elevator servicing three levels, a 12-seat theatre, gymnasium and swimming pool with a spa.
The median price for a home in <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/property-observer" target="_blank">Mosman Park is $1,330,000</a>, according to CoreLogic RP Data.
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Prix D'Amour replacement in Perth's Mosman Park gets revised $18 million asking price

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The Leisure &amp; Allied Industries founder Malcolm Steinberg and wife Frances have their Mosman Park riverfront listed in Perth.
The couple have owned the property for two decades paying $2.85 million in 1996 before setting about transforming the home with walls of glass, terraces and gardens designed to enhance the river aspect.
Set on a 1475 sqm cliff-side parcel, the lower level of the five bedroom house features a billiard room, gym, sauna and pool.
It's been listed through William Porteous Properties International agent William Porteous who has a $12 million asking price.
Malcolm Steinberg founded the LAI Group in 1958 and remained the CEO until 2013 and is now non-executive chairman.
This article was first published in the Weekend Australian Mansion Australia property section.
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Mosman Park riverfront trophy home offering

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Renovation queen Sasha DeBretton, owner of Million Dollar Makeovers, is selling her Perth triplex project.
The renovated Saunders Street, Mosman Park offering comes with panoramic city and river views.
The six-bedroom, four-bathroom property is set up as three, fully furnished self-contained apartments but could also function as a large family residence.
It is offered for sale fully furnished.
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Its luxury features include Scandinavian wallpapers, a top-floor Neil Perry kitchen, designer lighting and an infinity-edge pool.
Vivien Yap of LJ Hooker Claremont is <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-mosman+park-124420438" target="_blank">taking offers over $10 million</a>.
Sasha has adopted the phrase, Perth’s Property Princess, as the founder and CEO of <a href="https://sashadebretton.com.au/" target="_blank">Million Dollar Makeovers</a>, who authored Make a Mint in a Meltdown and is a presenter of a TV series currently under production.
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Reno queen Sasha DeBretton lists Mosman Park triplex

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A Mosman Park mega-mansion has been sold after two years on the market for $11,675,000. There's whispers it has been bought by a Peet director.
The home, sold by low profile investor John Clinton and wife Lilian, saw a price reduction to $13.5 million that prompted the sale.
It was built on two of the 10 blocks created when Perth socialite Rose Porteous demolished her iconic mansion, Prix D'Amour, in 2006.
Set on 1610 sqm, the three level home serviced by its own elevator is swathed in marble and sits in lush gardens complete with water features.
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The home has with Swan River and CBD views has seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a 12 seat theatre, gym and wine cellar.
An outdoor palm fringed terrace overlooks the swimming pool and spa.
The home was sold by Rose's husband William Porteous at William Porteous Properties International.
This article was first published in The Weekend Australian property section.
 
 
 
 
 
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Mosman Park mansion fetches over $11.5 million

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A Mosman Park five bedroom house with ocean views has been listed by Mack Hall Real Estate.
Located at 4 Cable Cove, Mosman Park, the house comprises five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and its kitchen/meals/family area.
Set on a 1,365sqm of land, it also features a tennis court and pool.
There is double garage plus off-street parking.  
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Mosman Park lies about 14 km southwest of the Perth CBD and 5 km from Fremantle.
The suburb's median house price sits on <a href="https://www.urban.com.au/news/11664-mosman-park-wa" target="_blank">$1.38 million</a>, according to CoreLogic. 
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Cable Cove, Mosman Park trophy home offering

<html><body><div class="page" title="Page 1">Deborah Brady and Jody Fewster (pictured above) have opened a new Ray White office in Peppermint Grove in the heart of their local Perth market. 
There is 23 years real estate experience between them.
They both came from the Acton agency.
“I’ve always loved it and now I’m really excited to run my own business for the first time," Ms Brady said.
" It’s one of the most exciting things I’ve ever done,” she said.
When she started in real estate, Ms Fewster said her original intention was that it would be a stepping stone, but that she just fell in love with selling homes.
“It’s never about just one sale … we’re building lifetime relationships,” she said.
"Cottesloe, Peppermint Grove and Mosman Park offer a range of property types, from luxury multi-million dollar waterfront properties to small apartments but we want to sell everything in our and around our neighbourhood."
Ray White WA CEO Mark Whiteman welcomed Ms Brady and Ms Fewster to the group.
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Deborah Brady and Jody Fewster launch Ray White Cottesloe Mosman Park

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One of Perth's most prized homes has hit the market at Mosman Park.
<a href="https://porteous.com.au/property/1-chidley-way-mosman-park-wa-6012/" target="_blank">The walled Chidley Way riverfront reserve mansion</a> was built by Burswood Casino founder Dallas Dempster in the 1980s.
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Much traded in the last decade, it has been offered by eye surgeon Phillip McGeorge and wife Katherine who have transformed the home since their $11 million acquisition in 2012.
The McGeorge's undertook a two year renovation at the home which is largely limestone and glass.
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A 25 metre lap pool runs along the front of the home which William Porteous at William Porteous Properties International Dalkeith is seeking offers around $16 million.
The McGeorge's bought the home on Chidley Point from the property developer Luke Saraceni who had paid $16 million for the home in 2008.
Its earlier owners included stockbroker and mining company investor David Rigoll; the Firepower boss Tim Johnston and wife Sandra; and Lorraine Copley.
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Perth's top sale this year has been the Taj on Swan site in Peppermint Grove for $17 million to businessman John Gillett, a former Moran Health Care executive.
The highest house sale was when the Seven West media tycoon Kerry Stokes spent $11 million on an inbetween home in Dalkeith.
He bought the home of mining company chairman Dr Wolf Martinick as a bolthole while he rebuilds his longtime riverfront mansion.
This article first appeared in The Weekend Australian.
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