239 Broome Street, Cottesloe, WA 6011

Perfectly positioned in the heart of North Cottesloe, just footsteps from the shoreline, statement 239 Broome Street is a rare and remarkable residence-an architectural triumph that balances powerful contemporary form with soulful connection to its natural surroundings.

Designed by Michelle Orszasky of acclaimed Sydney firm Clayton Orszasky and brought to life by builder Iain Kirkaldy of Wandoo, this world-class home is a celebration of organic design and functional elegance. Set amongst lush, landscaped gardens by Will Dangar (Dangar Smith Barin), this property is not just a house, but a sanctuary-crafted with purpose, precision and poetic vision.

Constructed using recycled brick, cedar cladding and New Guinea Rosewood, and finished with wide American Oak floorboards, the home offers tactile luxury at every turn. Clean architectural lines, soaring raked ceilings, and expanses of double-glazed glass draw in natural light from every angle. At the centre, a north-facing courtyard spirals sunshine into the heart of the home, creating a seamless transition between inside and out.

The internal layout has been thoughtfully designed for modern living-zoning spaces for connection and retreat, work and rest. A vast, whitewashed brick spine anchors the home, delineating spaces while allowing for openness and flow. The main living area is warm and welcoming, complete with a Jetmaster fireplace and custom floating concrete hearth, with full height sliding doors opening onto the tranquil alfresco entertaining zone, complete with pool, outdoor shower and a shaded built in BBQ area.

The kitchen is a showstopper-anchored by a dramatic 6m Carrara marble island and equipped with a handmade 1405mm Lacanche range cooker, Subzero appliances, two Miele dishwashers, and a walk-in pantry with abundant storage and appliance prep space.

The dining area, bathed in natural light, enjoys garden outlooks from three sides and provides a stunning backdrop for long lunches and intimate dinners alike.

Upstairs, the home continues to impress. The serene master suite features a raked ceiling with exposed beams, a private balcony with stunning vistas, a fully fitted walk-in robe, and a showpiece en-suite with handmade terracotta tiles, brass fixtures, and a skylit shower. Three additional queen-sized bedrooms each include generous robes, desk space of which two have a terrace access. A beautifully curated library with custom oak shelving offers a peaceful retreat from digital noise-ideal for reading, reflection or study.

Additional features include a large rumpus/playroom, home office with custom American Oak joinery, fully equipped laundry, abundant storage, and a double garage with off-street parking for up to six cars.

Every finish has been considered. Every detail crafted. Every space designed for living with elegance, ease and connection. This is more than a home-it's a legacy of design, light and soul.

Property Features:
Architect: Michelle Orszasky, Clayton Orszasky (Sydney)
Builder: Iain Kirkaldy, Wandoo
Landscape: Will Dangar, Dangar Smith Barin (Sydney)
Crafted from recycled bricks, cedar, and New Guinea Rosewood
Central courtyard with northern light
Double glazing and maximum insulation
Showpiece kitchen with 6m Carrara Island, Lacanche range, Subzero appliances
Vast open plan living with Jetmaster fireplace and Sonos system
Pantry with open shelving, prep space, and wine fridge
Dining room with triple-aspect garden connections
Master suite with balcony, walk-in robe, and luxurious en-suite
Three queen bedrooms with built-in robes and terrace access
Library with oak shelving and ventilation
Custom home office, playroom, and abundant storage
Bathrooms feature limestone, handmade terracotta, and brass fixtures
Laundry chute 
Filtered water throughout
Security system with CCTV and alarm
Pool with Enviroswim filtration, gas heating, and robot cleaner
Retractable west facing awning
Off-street parking for up to 6 cars

OUTGOINGS (APPROX):
Town of Cottesloe: $6599.69 per annum
Water Corporation: $3,500.57 per annum