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CHARACTER CHARM SHINES THROUGH MODERN ADDITIONS
A most picturesque base between the city and the sea, this circa 1920's home has had its share of upgrades over the years. However, gorgeous character features are found in every room of the property - from rich jarrah floors and high ceilings to ornate cornices and roses.
Upon entry into the foyer, the eye is instantly drawn to its first glimpse of the backyard oasis. Two bedrooms are situated at the front of the home – one being the master with private ensuite and walk-in robe, the other that would make a fabulous nursery, parents' retreat, or additional lounge.
Perfectly positioned at the centre of the home is the open plan kitchen, dining and living space. At one side of the lounge lies a bathroom and spacious study/home office large enough for two desks, while on the other side there is a fantastic multi-use space with feature wallpaper, a charming library ladder and a bay window that beckons for a relaxed afternoon of reading.
The well-appointed kitchen will keep any home chef happy with quality stone benchtops, a huge 900mm oven for those Sunday roasts, 5-burner gas cooktop, dishwasher, plenty of storage and servery windows to the alfresco.
Bifold doors from the dining space open to a magnificent alfresco, where a white pitched ceiling and black decking provide a beautifully stark contrast against the lush greenery of lawn and surrounding frangipani, lemon, and orange trees. And while the cosy outdoor fireplace will have you wishing for the cooler months to arrive early, glass balustrading at the far end of the garden ensures uninterrupted views of the sparkling pool - complete with a resort-style daybed. These spaces were designed to be enjoyed year-round.
With three spacious bedrooms all with built-in robes, a bathroom, and an open play space that can be converted into another study, the rear extension of the home is the ideal children's wing and can be adapted as they grow.
Less than 10 minutes from the beach and CBD, and walking distance to bustling Subiaco and the thriving Wembley café, restaurant and bar strip, the lifestyle this home affords is second to none.
ADDITIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE:
• Secure double undercover car port
• Built-in BBQ
• Large laundry with outside access
• Plantation shutters throughout
• Sheer and block-out curtains
• Abundance of storage throughout
Council Rates - $2,610.41 p/a
Water Rates - $1,791.35 p/a
Property features
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Garages
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Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 2 Daglish Street, Wembley is a four bedroom, three bathroom house sold by Adrian Abel and Jenna Abel at Abel Property Sales on 14 Jul 2021.
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Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $2,615 / year
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Water rates: $1,792 / year
Nearby schools
Wembley overview
Wembley is a large western-suburb of Perth. Established in 1831, Wembley's key population growth occurred between 1910 and 1930, and again in the post-war years. More recently, Wembley has experienced gradual increases since the mid-1990s as new homes have been added to the suburb.
Life in Wembley
Numerous recreational facilities and clubs add great lifestyle appeal to the suburb, with squash, t-ball, tennis, netball, football, athletics, baseball, lacrosse and hockey all catered for. Lake Monger is a much loved feature, providing lovely walk ways and beautiful scenery to those who visit, while The Wembley Hotel is a popular pub that never fails to draw a crowd. Cambridge Street is the suburbs most urban fixture, with numerous pubs and restaurants lining the street. There are three local schools in Wembley.
Wembley quick stats
High end
$2.0m
Median
$1.7m
Low end
$1.3m
20.3 %
Annual growth
$1.7m
Annual median sales price
$850pw
Annual median rental price
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