6 Turner Street is an 100-year-old character timber and iron home with decorative timberwork and a brick chimney. The property has 3.2m high ceilings, jarrah floor boards and backs onto the Boulter's Heights nature reserve. It has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, an upstairs living area and a lounge, dining and kitchen/dining area downstairs. The downstairs rooms come off a central hallway and at the end of the hallway is the kitchen/dining area, second bathroom, laundry and stairs to the upstairs bedrooms and living area. The kitchen/dining area opens up to the backyard with a patio/entertaining area and pool. The entire backyard has views of Boulters Heights. It is located in the CBD of Bunbury and has heritage significance because it was designed by prominent architect Eustace Cohen. It is not heritage listed but is on the City of Bunbury's Municipal Heritage Register.