Excellent location pretty much at the heart of the Perth CBD, complete with an undercover car parking space (big enough to house a large 7 seater SUV with no hassles though entry was a tad tight) with under cover access to the house. Both the front door and security gate were deadlocks requiring keys to lock and unlock on both sides. Kitchen was well equipped with standard appliances like a gas cooktop and oven, microwave, electric kettle, rice cooker, and a moderate sized fridge/freezer. Laundry is next to the kitchen, with a washing machine and drier, with laundry detergent provided. Ground floor living room has a LCD with netflix on it. Wifi supplied and no issues with connections throughout the house. Theres a toilet on the ground floor, and another one with a shower and bath tub on the first floor. Hairdryer provided. Master bedroom on the top floor and two more bedrooms on the first floor.
The house was quaint and the decor quite stylish, especially on the top floor, though some of the art was probably a bit too confronting and spooky for our tastes (spooky clown doll head on a lego spider legs... a hill giving birth?!)
This was a rather old house, so sound generated inside the house reverberated throughout the house... light sleepers may find themselves rousing if someone else was walking around inside the house (especially when walking down the stairs to the toilet, which had some really loud creaky floorboards at the entrance). Otherwise not much noise from the outside actually reached us.
Cleanliness was adequate, with some out of reach places accumulating dirt but of no direct impact on us. We did encounter a few creepy crawlies in the ground floor kitchen which was not too surprising since there were commercial kitchens and hotels nearby, but none upstairs in the rooms.
Host was very quick with replies, and gave excellent instructions as well as general tips for the city.
One final remark .... we were surprised at how visible and prevalent homelessness was throughout the Perth CBD area, which was even more marked than what we’ve seen in Melbourne or Sydney. One can only hope that more can be done to help these unfortunate people in the future.