Situated on the street front behind a privacy wall and security gate, on a quiet tree-lined street only 200m to McDougall Park and the Canning Bridge Station, this solid brick and tile character home presents an awesome opportunity.
Recently refurbished and immaculately presented, with charming period features and a host of creature comforts for everyday enjoyment, living here will leave you wondering why life wasn't always this good!
An expansive open plan kitchen, lounge and dining area is the centrepiece of the home, highlighted by polished Jarrah floorboards and freshly painted walls. Natural light permeates throughout, creating a sense of space and calm. The recently refurbished kitchen features stone benchtops, a full complement of European appliances, ample storage and preparation space and a breakfast bar.
When it's time to retire for the day, there are three generous bedrooms, two with built-in robes, which are serviced by two bathrooms, one with a bath, making it ideal for young families and hard workers.
Outside, the home will surprise and delight you, with its low maintenance reticulated gardens, North-facing entertainers deck and easy care lawn, offering plenty of room for children and pets to play. Conveniently, a large garden shed provides a place to hide all of your stuff away.
Totally liveable today and with potential to add more value now or in the future, this impressive property ticks lots of boxes. Be quick, because opportunities this good seldom last for long!
PROPERTY PARTICULARS:
Internal Area | 131 m²
Land Area | 407 m²
Zoning | R20
Parking | Double carport plus one car bay behind a gate
2020/21 OUTGOINGS:
City of South Perth | $1759 pa
Water Corporation | $1075 pa
Strata Company | $TBC pq
This property at 25 Edgecumbe Street, Como is a three bedroom, two bathroom house sold by James Thompson and Richard Teuchert at Bourkes on 05 Feb 2021.
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Como is an established suburb bound to the west by the Canning and Swan Rivers. Part of the City of South Perth's municipality, Como experienced its most significant development during the 1950s and 1960s, with gradual growth since the early 1990s as new dwellings were added to the area.
Parks and reserves are a dominant aspect of the Como landscape, such as one of Como's most notable features the international standard 27 hole Collier Park Golf Course. The Como Hotel is a popular bar, café and restaurant in the suburb and a recognisable fixture of Canning Highway. There are also some shops in the area to service local requirements, as well as four local schools, including Penrhos College.