10 Charles Street, Northam WA 6401

A rare opportunity to secure a beautifully restored late 1920s single title duplex, set on a generous 865 sqm block and offering an exciting combination of history, flexibility and income potential.

Thoughtfully restored to retain the beauty, the property provides two comfortable, recently refreshed and well appointed residences under the one title.

Whether you are an owner occupier looking for multi-generational living or an investor seeking two rental incomes from one property or simply looking for something a little different, there is plenty to explore here.

Both 10 & 12 Charles, each offer three bedrooms, one bathroom, kitchen and dining areas, separate living spaces, laundry facilities and long carports providing access through to the rear of the block. Both sides also benefit from additional shed space, providing plenty of room for storage, hobbies or workshop use.

The single title configuration provides flexibility. The residences can continue to be utilised separately or there is potential to bring them together for those looking to create a larger family or multi-generational home. The original doorway between the two sides could be reopened while the rear yards could also be opened up to create a shared outdoor space.

Currently number 12 is tenanted with the current tenancy due to conclude at the end of October.

For investors, the opportunity to secure two residences on one title offers the potential for two rental incomes while owner occupiers may appreciate the flexibility of having family members close by while still maintaining private living spaces.

Full of history and possibilities, this is a rare offering in Northam that could suit a range of buyers.

Contact Tash Brennan or Amitee Anderson today to arrange your inspection. Please note, 12 Charles will need 72 hours notice for inspection requests.

Investors: Speak with our Property Management Department to discuss our expert property management services at [email protected].

*Please note that the images shown of No 12 were taken in 2024 and sourced from our archive files. Prospective buyers should inspect the property in person to satisfy themselves as to its present condition before making any offer.*