Pitcullen House, Perth

Early 19th century with possible mid 19th century alterations. 2-storey and basement, symmetrical, 3-bay suburban double-pile villa with Ionic-columned porch, situated on a sloping site and with a piended roof section to the corniced entrance elevation and gabled section to the garden elevation. Coursed whinstone with painted margins and quoins. There is a base course, band courses and a cornice. There are wide corniced windows with sidelights at the ground floor to entrance elevation and a round-arched stair window and rectangular windows with sidelights set in segmental-arched surrounds to garden elevation. There are small flat-roofed dormers to the rear.

The entrance elevation has wallhead stacks. There are grey slates throughout.

The interior was seen in 2014. The early 19th century room layout of the building is largely intact including the basement layout. There is some decorative cornicing and ceiling roses and some simple timber fire surrounds. There is an elaborate double-return mid-19th century staircase with a curving timber banister with decorative geometric pierced round floral panels, and curving at the top of the staircase. There are flagstones and early 19th century cast iron service stair to the basement.

There is a pair of ashlar gatepiers with domed caps and decorative metal gates at the entrance to the property.