Inside the incredible Bahamas-inspired house on a quiet suburban street – complete with a dream kitchen, three hotel-style bathrooms and a swimming pool with sweeping ocean views
- On a quiet suburban street in Western Australia is a spectacular six-bedroom Bahamas-inspired mansion
- The house has six sunlit bedrooms, three hotel-style bathrooms and a swimming pool sunk into the terrace
- A white colour scheme runs throughout, with gold tapware in the kitchen and bathrooms for contrast
- The master bedroom has a hollowed out wall seat and towering ceilings that make it feel larger than its size
- Floor-to-ceiling windows capture unrestricted ocean views from the open-plan kitchen and living area
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On a quiet suburban street in Western Australia is a spectacular Bahamas-inspired mansion that looks like it has been plucked straight from a Caribbean hillside.
The house in Trigg, a coastal suburb roughly 20 kilometres from Perth CBD, has six sunlit bedrooms, three hotel-style bathrooms and a swimming pool sunk into an oceanfront terrace.
Sprawled over 792 square metres, the house eclipses the average floor size of a WA home which was 235.3sqm in 2018, a report from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows.
This multi-million dollar Bahamas-inspired mansion is built on a quiet suburban street in Western Australia
Double glass doors with black frames open into a marble-floored entranceway
A swimming pool is sunken into the ocean-facing terrace at the front of the house
Double glass doors with black frames open into a marble-floored entranceway where a statement chandelier hangs from the ceiling.
A white colour scheme runs throughout the house, with gold taps in the bathrooms and gold handles on every door for contrast.
The open-plan kitchen and living area has a hook-lined wall perfect for storing wine and champagne and an enormous floor-to-ceiling window that captures unrestricted views of the water.
The three bathrooms (one pictured) have freestanding tubs, double showers and ‘his and hers’ sinks
The master bedroom has a hollowed out wall seat and towering ceilings that make the space feel larger than its actual size
A white colour scheme runs throughout, with gold taps in the bathrooms and gold handles on every door for contrast
High-end appliances and premium fixtures including a stone island are fitted in the kitchen alongside a bar area perfect for serving drinks
Sprawled over 792 square metres, the house eclipses the average floor size of a WA home which was 235.3sqm in 2018
High-end appliances and premium fixtures including a stone island are fitted in the kitchen alongside a bar area perfect for serving drinks.
The en suite master bedroom has a hollowed out wall seat and towering ceilings that make it feel larger than its actual size.
Gold tapware contrasts against the ivory colour scheme in each of the bathrooms, which are fitted with freestanding tubs, double showers and ‘his and hers’ sinks.
Marble floors run throughout the ground floor hallway and up the stairs
A laundry, home office and plenty of storage space (pictured) are spread across the ground floor
A firepit and al fresco dining area can be found on the upstairs balcony – the ideal perch for watching sunsets over the ocean
The upstairs (pictured) is reserved for living space to make the most of the sea views
Bedrooms, a laundry, a home office and plenty of storage space take up the ground floor while the upstairs is reserved for living space to make the most of the sea views.
A firepit and al fresco dining area can be found on the balcony – the ideal perch for watching sunsets over the ocean.
The house has been listed with a guide price of $5.95million (AUD) – an eyewatering $4.65million more than the average price of a house in the area, which was $1.3million in 2020 according to data from realestate.com.au.