Evandale Street, Floreat is located in Perth’s leafy western suburbs, perfectly positioned between the city and the sea. This quiet, wide street offers a classic suburban backdrop with a distinctly West Australian feel—especially with its signature Queensland box trees—making it ideal for productions seeking a balance of charm, character, and accessibility.
The street is lined with mature trees and a mix of 1940s/50s Art Deco revival homes and architecturally updated residences, offering a timeless aesthetic. It’s just minutes from both the Perth CBD and iconic beaches like City Beach and Floreat Beach, making it a strategic base for crews needing quick access to urban and coastal locations.
Evandale Street is also close to great local cafés, parks, and shopping precincts, with ample on-street parking and minimal through-traffic—making it logistically friendly for film crews.
The Blue House is a 1940s/50s Art Deco revival home with a modern, light-filled extension. Situated on a generous half-block, this original residence blends vintage charm with contemporary flair.
Out front, a sparkling pool welcomes you, while the rear features a lush tropical courtyard garden and a stylish pod office—ideal for creative shoots. The original section of the house showcases classic Art Deco cornices and mouldings, and the lounge boasts a realistic gas-fueled open fireplace.
The bright white kitchen offers a picturesque view of the garden and leads to a staircase up to the master bedroom. Adjacent to the stairs is a vibrant, minimalist-maximalist living room, featuring hand-painted wallpaper inspired by Western Australian wildflowers—an artistic highlight for any production.
The property also includes an attached Airbnb, making it a versatile 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home with an additional powder room. Early next year, the kitchen tiles will be extended out to the back courtyard, further enhancing the seamless indoor-outdoor flow and visual appeal for filming.

Note: the family bathroom still needs to be renovated.