Do you have a spare million dollars plus! Walking along Palmerston Street in North Perth, one of Perth's older established suburbs five minutes from the city, on the hunt for a particular mural, it's impossible not to admire the fully restored and renovated cottages, some built in the very early 1900's. I wonder what this street looked like back then and if the first occupants ever thought their property would one day be worth so much.. eh, hindsight, should have picked up a couple when they were going for a song :) Picture on the front page of the paper yesterday. Mother and calf in the clear waters off the coast in the same spot where Bill took yesterdays shots, taken from above using a drone.. aren't they fabulous! Happy Thursday, take care and stay safe..
A very pleasant looking street.
ReplyDeleteThank you, G for reminding us of a sane world beyond what we're dealing with here in the us
ReplyDelete...let's see more of these 1900s beauties.
ReplyDeleteReal estate is often a good investment as these cottages show. The trick is knowing what is likely to rise in value. This is something most urban sociologists can predict.
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the cottages, Grace! Looking forward to your whale-watching pics, dear! ;-))
ReplyDeleteWe all wish we had brought property when it was cheaper, and even accounting for inflation, it was much cheaper.
ReplyDeleteThose pictures in the paper are amazing!
ReplyDeleteI bet you knew I'd love these houses. Now that is a street I would love to walk along. And, that newspaper photo of the whales is awesome. That young one looks like it having such a good time.
ReplyDeleteIt is great that they are being renovated. I was sad to return to the street where I was born in the UK near Poole, only to find all the old houses had been knocked down and very ugly new houses built instead! In Kent though the house where my Mum was born still stands. Love the shot of the whale and calf :-) Take care Diane
ReplyDeleteIt's always a pleasure to see some old houses looking great many decades later. I do like the creative title for the whale story.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, the cottages and especially the whales!
ReplyDeleteThe houses there are beautiful!
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Looks like some really beautiful houses. When I win the $700 million tonight I'll buy you a few of them Grace.
ReplyDeleteWhat is that saying"hindsight is 20/20. We all can think of things we should have purchased! Love the Mother and baby whale!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lovely place to live!
ReplyDeleteHouse prices in this country are getting ridiculous, It sure is a pretty street though. I wonder if they have car accommodation?
ReplyDeleteLovely cottages, glad they renovated them.
ReplyDeletePretty cottages! Such a well kept neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteI´d so love to see how the houses look like inside, Grace.
ReplyDeleteMust have proper insulation, aircon, fire protection, right?
Beautiful. Loved the post.
ReplyDeleteI think people in the early 20th century would be stunned to see what their lives would cost today. Last week in an antiques store I saw a shabby, rusty toy stove I played with as a child priced at US $125. It couldn't have cost more than $15 or $20 back in the day.
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