Take a stickbyeak inside WA’s most expensive home

I know what you’re thinking: ‘Great, another wildly expensive house that I’ll never be able to afford.’ And look, we’re right there with you. But we’re also big old nosey parkers who offset some of that ongoing housing depression by having a little gander through a mega mansion from time to time. Or maybe we’re just masochists?

Either way, looking through obscenely massive homes like the one below is a bit more fun than a $1.2 million, 3×1 falling apart in the middle of nowhere, right? Plus sometimes it’s nice to be reminded that no matter how rich you are, money can’t buy style 😉

Anyway, gonna go grab a lotto ticket — see you tomorrow.

^{Troy Mutton, Editor, Perth is OK!}

Talking about expensive homes in the year 2026 might seem redundant – after all, show us a home that isn’t expensive these days…

But that doesn’t mean that we’ve lost our unrelenting desire for a stickybeak – and certainly not when it comes to the top tier, blue chip, crème de la crème of Perth’s luxury real estate.

And this one, located at 43 Saunders Street, Mosman Park… Well, just hearing the four magic words “Saunders Street, Mosman Park” is enough to pique our interest. REIWA data from 2025 listed it as Perth’s most expensive street, with an average house price of $10.25 million.

Unsurprisingly, neighbouring streets also regularly top the state’s sales charts – including 177 Wellington Street (just metres away) ranking as the most expensive home sold in 2024, clocking in at a mere $25 million when it sold in May that year.

And this home has broken its own records. It was bought in December 2009 by MinRes founder Chris Ellison for $57.5 million – at the time, it beat out the previous Sydney-held record of $45 million as the most ever paid for a private residential property in the entire country, and it remains the record holder for the most expensive home ever sold in WA. Perhaps a bargain compared to the $70 million asking price?

Anzac Day, commemorated annually on April 25, is one of Australia’s most significant days of commemoration.

It’s a time for reflection, gratitude, and recognition for all our people who have served in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. And while the Dawn Service is a well-known tradition, Anzac Day in Perth offers many ways to commemorate, reflect, and honour the legacy of the ANZACs.

This year, RSL WA is inviting the community to explore the full spectrum of Anzac Day events in Perth. Whether you’re attending your first Dawn Service or looking for ways to deepen your connection to the day, read on for a guide to the key events happening across the city.