The three self-contained cottages are situated in the grounds of the old Fremantle Prison and were built from stone quarried on site by the convicts in 1857, to be used as accommodation for the wardens of the prison. In 1994 the cottages were completely stripped back to their original condition, and renovated in such a way that preserved their colonial features. For instance, paintwork and stencilling were reproduced as exact copies of the original work, and clear plastic covers have been placed over the original features, with plaques detailing the history of these to clients.

The High Street apartments and ensuite rooms are situated in an old two-storey terrace house 300 metres from the Fremantle Town Hall. Built by convicts in 1896 to accommodate gold rush settlers, the house has two apartments and two bedrooms all with ensuites. The two apartments are fully self-contained.

The house has been completely renovated in the colonial style, and furnished accordingly. Guests are offered the luxuries of remote control televisions, fridges, and tea and coffee making facilities in each room. Additional features include guest lounge, laundry facilities, air-conditioning throughout, and off-street parking. Internet available, wireless and broadband on request.

2 bedroom cottage with all modern facilities, dishwasher, DVD, clawfoot bath, washing machine and drier.
Located 500 metres from the city centre.
Off-street parking available