1 Samson Street, Mosman Park WA 6012

Open by private appointment. Call Jane on 0438 850 398 to register.


In the heart of Mosman Park, close to schools, parks, shops and transport, is the opportunity to purchase a classic 1950s family home to live in, or to lease out; a solid property with structurally sound bones on which to do either a major or minor renovation; or subdivide and develop the 784 square metre corner block.

Whatever you choose, this is an opportunity that you don't want to let pass you by.

Situated on prestigious Samson Street with multi-million dollar properties dotted along its east-west trajectory, number 1 has the advantage of being both an corner block and with a desirable north-facing rear.

The house itself is a classic solid 1950s brick and tile war service build. High ceilings, wooden floorboards, sleep out off the dining area, a verandah out the front, and a kitchen in the heart, with windows looking out to screening mature bamboo to the east. The bathroom has a real 'wow' factor and has been fully renovated and features a large ceramic bath. A massive undercover outdoor entertaining adds additional appeal to this family home.

A lovely elevation from the west overlooks the leafy trees in the valley all the way up to the peak of Monument Hill, and mature olive trees creates a natural border along the Palmerston Street frontage.

A massive shed will store all the fun toys and 'stuff' in between trips to the ocean - South Cottesloe Beach down Wellington Street and across the railway line; the Swan River - just over the hill to the east and the south, the parks - plenty of them to choose from nearby, the Chidley Golf Course - at the top end of the street; a popular skate park - two blocks away at Tom Perrott Oval.

At the far northern end of the block is a converted cubby and coop that now houses four chickens. The henhouse is included in the sale but not the chooks!

Water Rates: $1,100.00
Council Rates: $1,953.17

Call selling agent Jane Cresswell on 0438 850 398 for further information.

Any potential subdivision is subject to approval by the Western Australian Planning Commission.