One of Cottesloe’s lushest, landmark Art Deco buildings is now for sale

51 John Street Cottesloe
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We’re pretty excited when one stunning Art Deco home hits the market… But what about three in one, located on one of Cottesloe’s most sought-after, luxe streets?

51 John Street Cottesloe

Situated at 51 John Street amongst those familiar, majestic Norfolk Island pines, St John’s Court is a truly impressive offering (with some big-name neighbours that include Twiggy Forrest). Built circa 1934, the building is comprised of two one-bedroom ground floor apartments, while the second floor has been converted into a spacious two-bedroom home – that’s without mentioning the scale of the 900sqm blue-chip land.

The property’s Art Deco era is immediately apparent – once you get past the sprawling front garden, just check out those fairytale leadlight bay windows, geometric archways and symmetrical external stairways leading to the second floor.

51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe

The upstairs residence was renovated extensively in 2023, maintaining its Art Deco style while upgrading its functionality to rival any contemporary home. The substantial balcony makes the most of the tranquil pine-filled outlook while flowing into the spacious dining room and casual living spaces.

51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe

The southern outlook of the home is just as delightful – and boasts water views to not just Cottesloe Beach but the calm waters of Freshwater Bay. A sleek, contemporary kitchen connects seamlessly to both the more formal dining area in the centre of the home and the sun-drenched space to the rear – currently configured for casual meals and an idyllic home yoga studio.

51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe

Downstairs, the two apartments may be compact – but like the level above them, are also light-filled and maintain a feeling of spaciousness. Similarly, Art Deco touches have been well-preserved, like ornate picture rails, timber architraves, decorative ceilings and original brick fireplaces, recently converted to gas.

51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe
51 John Street Cottesloe

Want to learn more about 51 John Street? Check out its listing here.

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