Hall and long room
Wide boards and high windows to the lane. A fire that works.
Est 1899 · townhouse
A mews built for trade, kept as a house.
Built for trade in 1899 and kept as a dwelling ever since. The terrace opens to the lane; the garden sits behind the original workshops. Viewing is by appointment, not by portal.
The house
Workshops in front, a dwelling behind
The workshops went quiet decades ago and the house kept their bones. The facade is interwar in spirit, the plan is older. Two shops once fronted the street; the factories at the rear are now kitchen, library, and a long room.
- Built 1899. Replanned as a single dwelling.
- Stone, timber joists, and a stair that still turns.
- Baltic pine floors and original joists, squared and holding.
Rooms
Four floors, no show-home staging
Kitchen in the old workshop
Copper sinks kept from the workshop days. North light, a scullery, and a door to the garden.
Sleeping floors
Four bedrooms, two baths. The attic is a study with a skylight.
Cellar
Brick vaults that hold their temperature. Wine, stores, and the original service stair.
Grounds
A walled garden where the yard was
The wall is original; the beds were planted in the eighties. Fig, bay, and a strip of lawn. The rear gate still opens to the mews.
Viewing
Open days are not listed online
- WeekdaysBy note, 10:00–16:00
- SaturdayTwo slots, booked
- SundayClosed
Enquire
Write for a viewing. No portal, no lockbox.
A note with your name, your preferred day, and how many will walk through.
Mews House12 Mews Lane, inner city
+61 8 5550 1899 [email protected]
Note
The house is shown as it is lived in. No staging, no lockbox, no listing portal.