Vee Po

A Home for Every Generation, Connected to Nature

425 PECHEY ROAD, SWAN VIEW • DATE PUBLISHED: 17 SEP 2026
Expansive family living | Exceptional privacy | Flexible living wings | Approximately 4,001m²

Ross and Bridget knew this was the place for their family before a home stood on it. Standing in the middle of the block, they could picture the life they wanted to build. The Shelford residence they created in 2012 gave their family room to grow, gather and find space of their own.

Set directly opposite John Forrest National Park, the home offers approximately 370m² of internal living across distinct wings. It sits well back from the road, with a sense of privacy that is striking for a property so connected to its surroundings.

Designed around the outlook

The owners deliberately positioned bedrooms towards the front of the home to wake up to the national park. It is a decision they have never regretted. Morning light, colourful birds and the sound of the creek in winter bring the Hills into everyday life.

The master wing enjoys that easterly outlook and provides a generous retreat with an ensuite, walk-in robe and sitting space. A separate sleeping wing gives other family members room of their own, while the central living and dining area brings everyone back together beneath soaring ceilings. Here, the feature fireplace has been the backdrop to family meals, conversations and evenings at home.

The cinema room is just as versatile. With the blinds closed, it is a place for movie nights. Open them during the day and the room fills with light, offering space for a studio, activity room, formal entertaining area or additional lounge.

Space that grows with you

As Ross and Bridget's two boys grew from children into young men, the home changed with them. The games room became a place for pool, gaming and friends. The office became a spot for assignments and help with homework. Each person could pursue their own interests, with welcoming shared spaces close by.

That flexibility also points to an exciting possibility for the next owners. One substantial wing, with its existing living area, bar/kitchenette, office and adjoining storage room, could be adapted for extended family, adult children, guests or a second private retreat.

Subject to the relevant approvals and works, the office could serve as an additional bedroom and the storage room could be converted into a third bathroom. Together, these spaces present the potential for a more independent suite with its own bedroom, bathroom, living area and kitchenette.

Come home to the Hills

Life here reaches beyond the walls of the house. From the back patio, the owners have loved watching birds nest and fly overhead over a morning coffee. Across the road, the national park changes with the seasons. And for Bridget, the turn onto Pechey Road has always marked the moment the pace of the day begins to fall away.

The approximately 4,001m² setting offers room to enjoy the natural character of the Perth Hills. Inside, the generous floor plan offers something equally valuable: places to be together and places to retreat.

Built with love and attention, 425 Pechey Road has held a lifetime of family moments. Now it is ready for the next family to make it their own.

Contact Vee Po to experience 425 Pechey Road for yourself.

425 Pechey Road isn't simply a large family home. It is a home with the space and flexibility to accommodate every generation - surrounded by nature, remarkably private, and with John Forrest National Park as its neighbour.

Property highlights

* Approximately 4,001m² of land opposite John Forrest National Park
* Shelford residence built in 2012, with approximately 370m² of internal living
* Existing five-bedroom, two-bathroom configuration
* Distinct living and sleeping wings that can adapt as family needs change
* Private master retreat with ensuite, walk-in robe, sitting space and study
* Separate northern bedroom wing
* Expansive central living and dining area with soaring ceilings and a feature fireplace
* Large cinema and multipurpose room with an easterly outlook
* Games and living zone with an existing bar/kitchenette
* Potential for a secondary master retreat or intergenerational living wing
* Potential to use the existing office as an additional bedroom and convert the adjoining storage room into a third bathroom, subject to relevant approvals and works
* Beautiful morning light and a natural Hills setting with birdlife and native vegetation
* Set back from the road, offering an exceptional sense of privacy
* Approximately 50m² garage with high ceilings suited to additional storage
* Side carport, plus room for up to five additional vehicles in the driveway

Contact Vee Po today on 0400037669 for more information.

Estuary on one side, Ocean on the other.

Positioned high on a generous 814m² corner block opposite the heritage reserve, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers a rare feeling of openness. With no immediate neighbours on either side, a leafy canopy outlook and two street access points, it's a place where privacy and possibility come together.

Northern light reaches the spacious master retreat, while morning sunshine fills the east-facing living, dining and kitchen. From the heart of the home, the natural canopy across the road becomes part of the everyday view. A separate theatre gives the family another place to spread out, and the kitchen pairs stone benchtops with a scullery and walk-in pantry.

The outdoor space is where your plans can take shape. An expansive lawn with two reticulation zones leaves room for play, entertaining and future landscaping. Limestone retaining walls and raised planter boxes along the rear and western boundaries are ready for herbs, flowers or fruit trees, while crisp white fencing complements the bushland setting. There's space to explore both a swimming pool and a powered shed or workshop, with power supply available for a future shed. The two street access points add flexibility for vehicles, equipment and whatever comes next.

Saturday markets in the morning, the estuary in the afternoon and the beach just ten minutes the other way. This is the Dawesville lifestyle, with room to make it your own.

What you'll love:

Beautiful reserve outlook and morning light
East-facing living, dining and kitchen areas capture the morning sunshine and enjoy an outlook across the natural canopy of the heritage reserve. North facing master and retreat.

Elevated corner position and privacy
Set high on an 814m² corner block, with the heritage reserve opposite and no immediate neighbours on either side. A rare sense of openness and privacy.

An impressive 814m² landholding
An expansive backyard with established lawn and two reticulation zones, providing generous space for outdoor living, recreation and future landscaping.

Room for a pool AND a powered workshop
The generous lawn and adjoining sandy area offer exciting potential for a swimming pool, powered shed or workshop, subject to relevant approvals.

Beautiful limestone landscaping
Limestone retaining walls and raised planter boxes along the rear and western boundaries create a beautiful foundation for herbs, flowers, fruit trees and a country-style garden. The crisp white boundary fencing complements the natural bushland setting.

Dual street access
Two driveway access points offer added convenience and flexibility, particularly for buyers considering a future workshop, additional vehicles or recreational equipment.

More:

* No immediate neighbours on either side
* Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, separate theatre and double garage
* North-facing master retreat and east-facing living, dining and kitchen
* Stone benchtops, scullery, walk-in pantry and Smeg 900mm canopy rangehood
* Reverse-cycle air conditioning controlled via a wall-mounted tablet
* Pink Batts insulation and security cameras with app-based remote viewing
* Expansive lawn, two reticulation zones, bore and covered outdoor entertaining area
* Limestone retaining walls and raised planter boxes
* Potential for a pool, powered workshop and beautifully landscaped gardens

Contact Vee for more information on 0400037669.

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