Knutsford. Perfectly located.

Fremantle is best explored on two feet or two wheels. Knutsford is just a short stroll from local parks, art galleries, cafes, independent retail, markets and is in close proximity to schools and public transport.

Fully connected.

Knutsford is designed to encourage a unique village atmosphere, with access paths and community open spaces connecting the golf course, Stevens Reserve, Monument Hill, and access to Freo's city centre.

Being just one city block back from High Street connects Knutsford residents quickly to Leach Highway east, the Town Centre west, Stirling Highway north and Carrington Street south.

Knutsford. Winner of two major Architecture Awards.

2016 WA Architecture Awards.
The Harold Krantz Award for Residential Architecture - Knutsford Stage 1.

2016 National Architecture Awards.
Frederick Romberg Award for Residential Architecture - Multiple Housing.

Jury citation – What then emerged as a clear category winner was a highly unusual form of multiresidential housing, underpinned by factors so rarely sought in this category – namely context, community and belonging. The mid-density, low-rise model is commendable for the care and restraint exercised by the architects in what would typically be edge-to-edge, McMansion-style housing. The delicate site planning revolves around a series of dissecting laneways and courtyards. Instead of the typical street frontage of garage doors and crossovers, the laneways enable cars to be buried deep within the centre and therefore allow liveable areas and outdoor patios to engage directly with the street. Using a series of generously proportioned courtyards and terraces, the architect has ensured that each apartment/townhouse has equal access to northern light.

The Knutsford Team.

Architect/Interior Designer – spaceagency
spaceagency is a design based architectural practice with a strategic and expressive approach which privileges excellence and innovation as the primary outcome of all their projects. spaceagency is headed by visionary architect, Michael Patroni. He has lived much of his life in Fremantle, understanding and loving its richness, poetic quality and unique appeal.

Landscape Architect – PLACE Laboratory
PLACE Laboratory aims to create thriving places, designed for people and communities. They believe that the public realm is the stage for life. PLACE Laboratory believes the role of the designer is to interpret the cultural underpinnings of a society. Spaces, which are engaging, meaningful, delightful, walkable, welcoming, attractive and vital.

Developer – FJM
FJM Property is a WA based property management, development and investment company supporting a diverse portfolio of operations spanning hospitality, retail, manufacturing, property developments and property investments.