Full-height stacker doors folded open from a kitchen onto a decked courtyard, with lounge chairs, a hedged white picket fence and mature trees beyond.

Indicative render by DBD Architects & Builders. Interiors, finishes and landscaping vary between homes.

Bayswater, Western Australia

A home among the gum trees.

Five architecturally designed townhouses, hidden beneath mature canopy and fronting Mills Avenue Reserve: dappled light, secluded courtyards, and a park frontage with direct private access.

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The project

35 Burnside Street
Bayswater WA 6053

Completion targeted Q4 2027

Endeavour on Mills turns conventional townhouse living on its head. Five architecturally designed residences by DBD Architects & Builders, turned to face the full length of Mills Avenue Reserve: white weatherboard, black-framed windows, pitched gables and picket fences drawn straight from the Hamptons, reimagined for a leafy corner of Bayswater.

The park set the plan. Living areas turn towards the reserve, balconies sit up in the tree canopy, and courtyards open onto the green. Every detail has been planned in synergy with the parkland beyond, from the angle of a window to the fall of light across an island bench.

This is low-maintenance living with nothing left to chance, and behind the elegance sits real substance: 7-Star GreenStar certification, EV-ready garaging, and a design and build team who see the project through from first sketch to final key. What you buy here is a house, not a share of a building or a view of someone else’s fence.

The film

The homes, from the inside.

Step inside before you arrive. A walkthrough of the kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms, and the courtyard that opens straight off the living room, on the other side of the stacker doors.

Still from the walkthrough film: a stone kitchen island under a curved pendant, with the stacker doors folded fully open onto a decked courtyard, garden beds and a white picket fence. — Indicative render by DBD Architects & Builders. Interiors, finishes and landscaping shown are indicative and vary between homes.

The exterior

White weatherboard, black windows, five gables on one frontage.

The row as it will stand on Burnside Street: gables stepping with the storey counts, board courses running level from end to end, and the whole of it turned to face the reserve.

Front elevation of the townhouses at dusk, seen across the lawn of Mills Avenue Reserve, with white weatherboard gables, lit interiors behind black-framed windows and a white picket fence. — The frontage to Mills Avenue Reserve, at dusk. Indicative render.

Elevated view along the row of white gabled townhouses, showing balconies, ground-floor living opening to the courtyards, and the mature trees of the reserve. — The row from above, courtyards opening to the reserve. Indicative render.

The shared driveway running beside the homes, with garage doors, established trees and a car parked under cover. — The arrival, kept under the existing canopy. Indicative render.

An electric car parked in a covered garage bay beside a permeable green driveway. — Garaging, EV-ready, off the permeable green driveway. Indicative render.

The terrace

Five homes, and no two the same.

Two homes are two-storey, three carry a loft tucked under the gable with raked ceilings and skylights. The largest, five bedrooms and five bathrooms, is built for multigenerational living or a home business. Choose a home to see its plan.

Lot 13 bed · 2 bath · 2 storey · loft Lot 23 bed · 2 bath · 2 storey Lot 34 bed · 2 bath · 2 storey · loft Lot 43 bed · 2 bath · 2 storey Lot 5Not for sale5 bed · 5 bath · 3 storey · loft

Indicative elevation, west to east.

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Why five

Five homes. That is all there will ever be.

This is not a release schedule, and it is not a tower of near-identical floors. It is five individually titled homes on one street frontage, and once they are taken, this address does not come up again.

The park is the part that cannot be repeated. Mills Avenue Reserve is already there and already grown, and no future project can build itself a frontage onto it. A short walk away is the Bayswater METRONET interchange, the town centre and the Swan River. Completion is targeted for Q4 2027, so there is time to choose the home you want rather than take the one that is left.

Inside

Step inside, and the park comes with you.

Full-height stacker doors dissolve the line between the living room and the courtyard, drawing the greenery of Mills Avenue Reserve straight into open-plan spaces built for quiet mornings and easy entertaining alike. Planting worked into the courtyard walls, stone benchtops and warm oak joinery hold a sense of calm throughout: a home that feels curated rather than decorated.

Upstairs, generous bedrooms and loft retreats offer genuine retreat: walk-in robes, ensuites in stone and terrazzo, and, on selected homes, Juliet balconies that turn a morning coffee or an evening glass of wine into a small daily ritual, framed by tree canopy rather than a fence line.

Looking down into a planted courtyard with lawn, garden beds and two lounge chairs beside the open living room. — Indicative render. Interiors, finishes and landscaping vary between homes.

Getting about

The town centre on foot, the city on the train.

Set in one of Bayswater’s most sought-after pockets, you are moments from the buzz of the town centre: cafes and wine bars, the reinvigorated Bayswater Hotel, well-regarded schools, and the convenience of the METRONET interchange. The Swan River and its walking trails are minutes away.

This is where contemporary design meets effortless, park-front living, seven kilometres from the Perth CBD.

Street map of inner Perth with the site marked in Bayswater, and markers for the Perth CBD to the south-west, Perth Airport to the east, the Swan River foreshore immediately south, and an arrow west indicating the coast about ten kilometres away. — Supplied location map. Indicative only, and not a survey.

On the doorstep

Mills Avenue Reserve: Direct frontage
Bayswater Station, METRONET interchange: A short walk
Perth CBD: Approx. 7 km, about 12 minutes by train
Perth Airport: About 10 minutes

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