Photos on the listing reveal a "drying courtyard with a dog washing station" by the terrace and manicured gardens
Agent Eric Hartanto of Hartanto Properties is seeking offers
Occupying two levels on a 1075-square-metre corner block
the residence has a sleek white façade with an architecturally-designed curved roof
Floor-to-ceiling glass windows capture views of Swan River and the Attadale Foreshore from the home's various rooms
A huge gourmet kitchen is made for entertaining
along with the marble-tiled terrace with outdoor kitchen and barbecue
Standout interior design elements are the pendant lights that appear like a work of art
and the oversized main pivot door that leads to a grand foyer with Carrara marble.
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A five-person elevator ensures the utmost of comfort.
Domain's House Price Report for the March 2023 quarter reveals the median house price for Attadale is $1,292,500.
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ABC NewsPerth driver hits four parked cars in Attadale crash
destroys garden wallShare Perth driver hits four parked cars in Attadale crash
destroys garden wallGBy Graeme Powell
The black Audi crashed into multiple cars, including this white sedan. (Supplied)
Link copiedShareShare articleA man has left a trail of destruction after crashing his luxury sports car into four parked vehicles, a tree and a brick wall in the Perth suburb of Attadale.
The man was driving a high-powered, black Audi R8 when he crashed into two parked cars in Kingsall Road last night.
His car lost a right-front wheel, but continued down the street and hit another two vehicles, including a four-wheel drive with enough impact to make it roll onto its side.
His vehicle stopped after crashing into a brick wall.
Police said they believed the man was drunk, but are waiting on the outcome of a blood test to confirm it, after the driver allegedly refused a breath test.
They said if the man does return a positive test, he will not be covered by insurance and will be liable for all the damage, including to his vehicle, which is believed to be worth more than $150,000.
The total damage bill, which includes the other four cars and a brick garden wall, could stretch into the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Jo Crew, a nurse who lives in Kingsall Road, said the car crashed into two vehicles belonging to her children, who are university students, at the front of her home.
"We woke up to a huge crashing noise," she said.
"We came outside and he'd cleaned up two of the cars, my two children's cars at the front.
A four-wheel drive was knocked over in the multi-car crash. (Supplied)
"We thought the car had taken off, until we saw that there was a wheel halfway down the road and realised he couldn't have got any further, so we kept running down the road and found him.
"He [had] taken out a wall, flipped a four-wheel drive and was in the car, so I just administered first aid and called the ambulance.
"He was unconscious and had a lot of blood on his face with lacerations, but he was breathing."
She said the incident had left her feeling "horrible" and her family shaken.
Peter Quick, who is visiting from Queensland, said his hire car was damaged in the crash.
"We were in bed and we just heard a crash coming down the street and it ended up out the front," he said.
"We didn't get to sleep until about 3:00am, very distressed.
"I've got to go and tell the hire company now."
The driver of the Audi, a 30-year-old Winthrop man, was taken to Fiona Stanley Hospital.
The Audi smashed into a garden wall before finally coming to rest. (Supplied)
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The luxury Perth home of Ross and Lory Merlino
co-founders of artisan furniture maker Merlino
They commissioned the Imperial Homes build in 2013, having paid $2,585,000 for the Attadale holding in 2006
Now stands an opulent three level mansion on the 1,075 square metre elevated parcel with views from the hills in the east to Fremantle in the west
The ground floor features a sunken lounge with its own kitchenette that opens to an outdoor living area
The outside space homes a barbecue kitchen
On the first floor is the main living space and kitchen
as well as the master bedroom with marble bath and dressing room
The basement level has a fully-self contained apartment
Mont Property selling agent Matthew Podesta advised the six bedroom home was one of the finest to come to market in Perth
The $7 million sale easily exceeded the prior suburb record
set late last year when a modern 2010 built home around the corner sold for $5.1 million
Merlino started off as a small family business, known as R & L Merlino, in 1980 with the selling of Marcel Bruer chairs in the Perth marketplace.
Within 18 months the business had progressed to the purchase of their first warehouse, the employment of staff and the expansion of the furniture range imported from Italy.
This article first appeared in The Weekend Australian.
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In a sequence of crashes in the affluent riverside suburb of Attadale, a luxury 'supercar' has left a 150-metre trail of destruction reminiscent of Leonardo DiCaprio's famous Wolf of Wall Street car smash scene.
Police are investigating whether the driver of an Audi R8 - a car that can fetch more than $300,000 even if used - was drunk during the smash along Kingsall Road that wrote off not only the Audi, but four other parked cars.
About 10.55pm, the Audi was travelling west along the quiet street when the driver lost control, WA Police spokeswoman Susan Usher said.
It hit a parked Daewoo, pushing it into a Subaru Liberty, kept going, mounted the kerb at the Bricknell Road intersection and hit a tree, then a limestone wall.
Police are investigating after the driver of an Audi ploughed into four other cars, a limestone wall and a tree in the leafy Perth suburb of Attadale on Tuesday. Credit: Graeme Powell, ABC News
It then hit a parked Toyota Corolla, slamming that car into a Mitsubishi Pajero next door.
The driver, a 30-year-old Winthrop man, was taken to Fiona Stanley Hospital with minor injuries.
Seven News reporter Rebecca Picton-King spoke to the neighbour whose wall was wrecked, who had been house-sitting for his brother and whose hire car had been one of those wrecked.
She also spoke to a nurse living on the street, whose son and daughter's cars had been another two of the casualties. The nurse had run down the street and tended to the driver until the ambulance arrived.
"We were just going to bed and heard an almighty crash," the nurse, Jo, told Radio 6PR.
"We came running out to where my kids' cars were parked out the front on the road ... they had been completely side-swiped and we thought the car had driven off, so we were in inspecting the damage in shock.
"Then we noticed a wheel 50 to 100 metres down the road, so my daughter ran down ... then found the car at the other property where it had hit the wall, taken out the hire car and flipped the four-wheel-drive.
"The driver was in the driver's seat injured and semi-conscious.
"He didn't say anything, he was moaning a bit and he sort of lapsed in and out of consciousness. He had a lot of cuts on his face so I was worried about his airway and breathing and maintaining his neck [position] in case of spinal injuries; and getting my husband to check if there was any petrol about the place, because by then there was a crowd gathering."
She said the cars were all written off and had been towed away. Her children were both university students so it was a blow to the family. The situation with insurance was unclear at this point.
Police could not confirm whether a breath test had been administered at the scene or afterwards. Investigations continue.
In a sequence of crashes in the affluent riverside suburb of Attadale, a luxury 'supercar' has left a 150-metre trail of destruction reminiscent of Leonardo DiCaprio's famous Wolf of Wall Street car smash scene.
She also spoke to a nurse living on the street, whose son and daughter's cars had been another two of the casualties. The nurse had run down the street and tended to the driver until the ambulance arrived.
\\\"We were just going to bed and heard an almighty crash,\\\" the nurse, Jo, told Radio 6PR.
\\\"We came running out to where my kids' cars were parked out the front on the road ... they had been completely side-swiped and we thought the car had driven off, so we were in inspecting the damage in shock.
\\\"Then we noticed a wheel 50 to 100 metres down the road, so my daughter ran down ... then found the car at the other property where it had hit the wall, taken out the hire car and flipped the four-wheel-drive.
\\\"The driver was in the driver's seat injured and semi-conscious.
\\\"He didn't say anything, he was moaning a bit and he sort of lapsed in and out of consciousness. He had a lot of cuts on his face so I was worried about his airway and breathing and maintaining his neck [position] in case of spinal injuries; and getting my husband to check if there was any petrol about the place, because by then there was a crowd gathering.\\\"
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"Spirit" is the name given to this entertaining collection of sculptures that sit on the foreshore of the Perth suburb of Attadale
The work was created by local artist April Pine and was unveiled to the public in 2018
The work of art consists of a dog walker in a state of distress with 10 canine companions for company
The sculptures were constructed using powder-coated aluminum
which was later compressed into grid-like structures to give each part 3-D transparency
Pine has developed a reputation across the city of Perth for her eye-catching works of art and this is just one of her many works that were commissioned across the city
England she emigrated to Australia to attend Curtin University where she achieved a Master's degree in Architecture
The sculptures can be found near the intersection between Burke Drive and Page Street
Visitors can experience great views looking North from the beach towards the center of Perth
A unique collection of figures perform down the facade of the Gene Frankel Theatre
this work of art sits in the middle of the Promenade
as if swimming in a river of asphalt towards the ocean
this location has been transformed into a massive workspace for artists
A unique work of automotive art calls this shopping center home
two giant sculptures tower over the roadway
This colorful and quirky set of pegasus sculptures celebrate the works of poet Zbigniew Herbert
this riverfront home in Perth’s illustrious suburb of Attadale will literally cater to your every whim
This sleek home has a wealth of luxury features
Set across three levels, the spacious and contemporary residence at 25 Stoneham Road, Attadale has parking for seven cars
six-bathroom home sits on a 1077sqm block with first-class views of the Swan River
“It’s not often that you get a contemporary home of this calibre with that view and aspect available,” says Matthew Podesta
but the functionality and extreme level of detail and thought throughout has created not just a wonderful family and living environment but one of the best entertaining set-ups you could have in a home.”
The outdoor entertaining space features a full working kitchen and barbecue area
There is a custom-designed 10-seat theatre room
complete with sound-proofing and a sunken lounge room with its own kitchenette
and a butler’s pantry with a built-in fridge
while the marble features continue to the master ensuite with a stunning marble bath and large dressing room
The undercroft includes a self-contained studio for guests or teenagers seeking a retreat
parking for seven cars and a gymnasium that opens out to the backyard
The impressive vistas stretch from the Perth Hills in the east and towards Fremantle
Podesta is taking offers on the sale of the property
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Saran Bajaj leaves the Fremantle Magistrates Court after pleading guilty to drink-driving on Melbourne Cup Day
Link copiedShareShare articleA man who left a trail of destruction after a high-speed crash in the Perth suburb of Attadale has pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol
was behind the wheel of a high-powered luxury sports car on the night of the Melbourne Cup last November
He crashed into four cars and a wall on Kingsall Road, causing tens of thousands of dollars of damage.
His lawyer, Abigail Rogers, told Fremantle Magistrates Court Bajaj was knocked unconscious when he hit the first car.
After the initial impact his car lost a front wheel but it continued down the street and hit more vehicles before finally stopping when it hit a brick wall.
She said an airbag that would have automatically stopped the vehicle failed to deploy and her client suffered extensive injuries including nerve damage to his hand, an injury to his right eye and an aneurism that would require surgery.
She said Bajaj had been drinking on the afternoon of the crash and had intended to call an Uber to get home but did not have his phone on him.
"He acknowledges his actions were improper," Ms Rogers said.
"This has been a very stressful occasion for him, not only with ramifications on his physical health but also on his mental health.
"He's very grateful there were no injuries caused to others."
Ms Rogers said the incident would likely have an impact on Bajaj's business, particularly around liquor licensing.
She also said her client intended to visit an overseas retreat to receive cognitive behavioural therapy and that financial settlements had been made with the owners of three of the four damaged cars.
Magistrate Elizabeth Langdon said those settlements, along with Bajaj's early guilty plea, demonstrated his remorse.
"I'm satisfied that you have taken stock of what's happened and tried as best you can to make amends," Magistrate Langdon said.
Bajaj was fined $1,000 plus court costs and had his license suspended for 10 months.
Saran Bajaj's black Audi crashed into multiple cars, including this white sedan, in Attadale last year. (Supplied)
Perth 'Spud King' Tony Galati stayed true to his word on Tuesday and paid his pint-sized clone Joshua Gonzales a visit at his school, leaving a sizeable donation.
Joshua, 9, from East Fremantle, drew Galati's attention after dressing up as the Spud King himself for book week and writing his autobiography.
Joshua Gonzalez got to meet Perth Spud King Tony Galati.Credit: Ari Gonzalez
Joshua's mum, a mother-of-four, said her kids had always liked the Spud Shed ads on TV and all of them could recite his catch-phrase 'what, no potatoes?'.
"All my kids love the ads on TV and I think with my Italian heritage they just love having a laugh... my dad thought it was hilarious," Ari Gonzalez said.
She said Mr Galati spoke at length with Joshua, the school's principal Scott Harris and herself.
"He was such a lovely, genuine and kind man, very humble," she said.
Mr Galati donated gave the school a cheque for over $1000 to buy books and offered to return to Joshua's class for a reading session.
He also promised them seedlings for the school's edible garden and said there would be a job waiting for Joshua at Spud Shed, if he wanted it, once he turned 14.
Joshua's family was also given a $200 Spudshed voucher as reward for his ingenious book week costume.
Perth 'Spud King' Tony Galati stayed true to his word on Tuesday and paid his pint-sized clone Joshua Gonzales a visit at his school, leaving a sizeable donation.
Joshua, 9, from East Fremantle, drew Galati's attention after dressing up as the Spud King himself for book week and writing his autobiography.
Joshua's mum, a mother-of-four, said her kids had always liked the Spud Shed ads on TV and all of them could recite his catch-phrase 'what, no potatoes?'.
\\\"All my kids love the ads on TV and I think with my Italian heritage they just love having a laugh... my dad thought it was hilarious,\\\" Ari Gonzalez said.
She said Mr Galati spoke at length with Joshua, the school's principal Scott Harris and herself.
\\\"He was such a lovely, genuine and kind man, very humble,\\\" she said.
Mr Galati donated gave the school a cheque for over $1000 to buy books and offered to return to Joshua's class for a reading session.
He also promised them seedlings for the school's edible garden and said there would be a job waiting for Joshua at Spud Shed, if he wanted it, once he turned 14.
Joshua's family was also given a $200 Spudshed voucher as reward for his ingenious book week costume.
ABC NewsMan shot by police near MandurahShare Man shot by police near MandurahTopic:Police
It is understood the man shot by police may be Ivan Roncevic, who is wanted for questioning about a recent shooting in Attadale. (WA Police)
Link copiedShareShare articleA 34-year-old man shot by police near Mandurah is believed to be the same man wanted over a shooting in the Perth southern suburb of Attadale.
Police say the man struggled with officers after being pulled over during a traffic stop in the Mandurah suburb of Greenfields this morning.
It is believed the man is Ivan Roncevic, who is wanted over the shooting of a 30-year-old man at Attadale a fortnight ago.
Inspector Peter Hatch would not confirm the man's identity but says he had a handgun.
"The situation did escalate, and a shot was fired by police," he said.
"The offender received a gunshot wound but did run off, and during a search of the area he was located and apprehended he was then conveyed to hospital.
"There are inquiries continuing in relation to the offences that were committed this morning and the WA police internal affairs unit is conducting an independent inquiry in relation to this police shooting.
The man has been taken to Sir Charles Gardiner Hospital in Perth under police guard and his injuries are not life threatening.
ABC NewsSix year sentence for drug dealingShare Six year sentence for drug dealingTopic:Drug Offences
This is one of two Porsche cars seized by police at Attadale after a man was shot and injured.
Link copiedShareShare articleAuthorities are likely to apply to confiscate the assets of a 32-year-old Perth man who was jailed today for six years for drug dealing.
Adriano Scafetta was arrested and his assets seized when police were called to his home in April last year after a man was shot in the thigh.
The assets included a large sum of cash and two luxury cars.
Scafetta was found guilty by a jury of dealing in methylamphetamine and cocaine.
District Court judge, Peter Martino said he was satisfied the 32-year-old was a commercial dealer of the drugs.
Scafetta will have to serve three years before he can be released.
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Wester Ross visitor attraction Attadale Gardens have won the prestigious Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Partner Garden of the Year for Scotland 2023
Attadale Gardens in Starthcarron offers meandering paths through water gardens and woodland
sunken garden and Japanese garden all against the wild backdrop of the mountains and Loch Carron
whose family have lived at Attadale for three generations
said: "It’s wonderful to have the hard work of the entire gardening team recognised again by our enthusiastic visitors
We are so pleased to get their kind and enthusiastic feedback."
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said: "In this third year of the RHS Partner Garden of the Year competition
visitors have once again touched us by voting in their thousands for their favourite gardens
describing gardens as ‘magical’ or even ‘balm to the soul’ show just how much good a visit to a garden can do for us."
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Details of the 2024 RHS Partner Garden of the Year competition, and how to vote, will be revealed next spring.There are currently 221 gardens in the RHS Partner Gardens scheme, which allows RHS Members to visit non-RHS gardens free at selected times of the year. To find out more about RHS Partner Gardens, visit: www.rhs.org.uk/partnergardens
Joanna Macpherson moved back to the west coast to run her fathers estate in Attadale
The house was builty in 1755, and now features in the campaign Are You a West Coaster? by Visit Wester Ross
The campaign aims to attract visitors to the west coast and to remind locals what the area has to offer
Attadale Gardens has views of Skye and lots of scenic paths throughout woodland
a herb garden and even a Japanese garden for guests to enjoy
Ms Macpherson said she was delighted to be featured
"I am passionate about Wester Ross and its people
and I certainly feel that I am a West Coaster
they don’t realise just how magnificent the countryside is until they get here," she said
"You can enjoy amazing views and walk for miles
and the whole experience seems to make a big impression on people
I’d love to welcome more visitors to Wester Ross who enjoy its natural beauty as much as I do.”
The filming series has already featured other businesses
with a focus on developing sustainable tourism in the area
The remaining videos will be released over the next four weeks
added: “This area of the Scottish Highlands has a great deal to offer visitors - there's a lot more to it than a quick drive through
have developed together over many generations into becoming something that the visitor can only begin to appreciate through taking time to explore
we are asking people to identify as a West Coaster and come take some quality West Coast Time to really understand what we have here.”
A CENTURY old greenhouse at a Ross-shire visitor attraction is set to be demolished to make way for a newer structure if the applicant gets the go-ahead
has applied to Highland Council for listed building consent as the property has a Category C listing
The greenhouse lies within within the curtilage of the listed building and would be totally or substantially demolished
Ms Macpherson added: "It is an old greenhouse beyond repair which will be taken down and replaced with a very similar new Alitex greenhouse
It is very old and no longer fit for purpose."
The application says it is a single storey greenhouse which is approximately 100 years old
"The building is generally of mid height masonry blockwork walls with a pitched stick built timber roof and wall structure with glazed panels
The timber roof structure is in poor condition suffering from dampness
The house at Attadale was built in 1755 and features in the campaign Are You a West Coaster? by Visit Wester Ross
It aims to attract visitors to the west coast and to remind locals what the area has to offer
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