Residence of John Curtin

The Residence of John Curtin, located in Cottesloe, Western Australia, was the home of Australia's Prime Minister John Curtin from 1923 until it was acquired by the government in 1998. This interwar California bungalow, designed by Curtin himself, features a unique verandah that allowed him to practice speeches in any weather. The house reflects the architectural style of the 1920s and is surrounded by a rich history of the Cottesloe area, which transformed from a sparsely populated region to a popular residential locale during the gold rushes. Visitors can explore the historical significance of this site, which played a pivotal role in the life of one of Australia's notable leaders.