21/38 John Street, North Fremantle WA 6159

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Tucked away in a peaceful, tightly held complex on one of North Fremantle's most sought after streets, this ground floor apartment is full of pleasant surprises.

One of the larger residences within this popular complex, it offers an impressive sense of space, privacy and easy living.

Step through the spacious, leafy front courtyard to an inviting outdoor retreat that's perfect for entertaining friends or simply unwinding with a glass of wine while soaking up the tranquil surroundings.

Inside, the generous living area is bathed in natural light thanks to a stunning floor to ceiling glass wall, creating a bright, welcoming space with a beautiful outlook.

The renovated kitchen is both stylish and practical, featuring modern appliances, excellent storage, a generous pantry, and seamless connection to the living areas, all while enjoying views over the rear courtyard.

The main bedroom overlooks the front courtyard and includes a large built-in retro robe, while the second bedroom is equally spacious and enjoys a peaceful outlook over the rear courtyard.

A separate laundry provides direct access to the rear service courtyard, complete with additional storage.

Whether you're searching for your first home, a low maintenance lifestyle, or a smart investment, this single level ground floor apartment is an exceptional opportunity to secure a foothold in one of North Fremantle's most desirable locations.

Enjoy an easy stroll to the Swan River's picturesque parks and walking trails, or wander down to Queen Victoria Street, where you'll find an outstanding selection of popular cafés, wine bars and restaurants.

Properties in this location are always in demand, and discerning buyers and investors will recognise the value on offer here.

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