Leederville

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A contemporary transformation of an original character cottage in Leederville sold for $1.71 million last weekend, the most expensive sale across Western Australia.
Its traditional features include a wide bullnosed verandah with turned timber posts, high ornate ceilings, restored jarrah floors and a stained glass leadlight front door.
The contemporary extension comes with a <a href="https://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-wa-leederville-125561162" target="_blank">thermal efficient architectural design</a> and a 9.4 star energy rating.
Three bedrooms lie off the traditional hallway at the front of the home. 
A sitting room comes with a restored Federation fireplace and floor to ceiling bookcases.
Abel Property Leederville agent Adam Marchant sold the home.
It last traded for $1.12 million in 2015.
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