They simply do not build them like this anymore. Brimming with old world charm, beautifully preserved character and an abundance of unexpected extras, this delightful cottage is a wonderful reminder of why character homes never go out of style.
From the moment you arrive, the charming cottage facade and beautifully established gardens set the scene. But step through the front door and you will discover something truly special, with rich jarrah timber floors, ornate architraves, deep skirting boards, traditional timber wall panelling and soaring ceilings that celebrate the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
At the heart of the home, a wonderfully spacious living area showcases magnificent exposed timber beams and stunning jarrah finishes, creating a warm and inviting space to relax or entertain. A cosy wood fire brings warmth throughout the cooler months, while reverse cycle air conditioning provides comfort across the seasons. The adjoining kitchen offers plenty of practicality with ample cupboard and bench space and a walk in, while two generously sized bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation, including a master bedroom complete with its own walk in wardrobe and private toilet.
And just when you think you have seen everything this charming home has to offer, step outside and prepare to be impressed.
A fantastic undercover alfresco area creates the perfect setting for entertaining family and friends, enjoying a quiet morning coffee or unwinding after a long day while taking in the beautiful valley outlook. Surrounded by established gardens, a variety of fruit trees and peaceful little pockets of outdoor space, there is a wonderful sense of tranquillity that makes this backyard somewhere you will want to spend your time.
Separate from the main home and positioned just off the alfresco, an air conditioned room adds even more versatility. Whether used as a third bedroom for guests or extended family, a hobby room or a private home office, this adaptable space offers plenty of possibilities.
For those who appreciate a little extra practicality, the property continues to deliver with rear lane access, multiple sheds of varying sizes, useful storage areas and plenty of outdoor space to enjoy.
Features you will love
• Character details, including jarrah flooring, timber wall panelling and exposed beams
• Reverse cycle air conditioning and a cosy wood fire
• Main bedroom with a walk in wardrobe and private toilet
• Separate air conditioned room off the alfresco
• Extensive undercover patio and outdoor living space
• Beautifully established gardens and a variety of fruit trees
• Rear lane access, multiple sheds and useful storage areas
Lovingly maintained and beautifully presented, this is a home that offers far more than its charming exterior might suggest. Whether you are searching for your first home, looking to downsize without compromising on space, or simply appreciate the warmth and individuality of a genuine character property, there is something incredibly special about this one.
Beautifully preserved, full of personality and complete with an outlook you will never tire of, 39 Clifton Street is a little piece of Collie’s character filled history, ready for its next chapter.
Disclaimer: whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of this advertisement and the approximate outgoings, all information supplied by the seller and the seller’s agent is provided in good faith. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves on all pertinent matters. Images are for illustrative purposes.
This property at 39 Clifton Street, Collie is a two bedroom, one bathroom house listed for sale by Matt Blackford and Melanie Shorter at LJ Hooker Property South West WA.
For more information about Collie, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Collie profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Matt Blackford or Melanie Shorter regarding 39 Clifton Street, Collie, please call Matt on 0405 919 121 or call Melanie on 0423 943 472, or contact the agent via email.
The townsite of Collie is located 202 kilometres south southeast of Perth and about 50 kilometres east of Bunbury. It is situated on the Collie River after which it is named. The river, which rises in the Darling Range and flows into Leschenault Estuary near Bunbury, is named after Dr Alexander Collie who was a Royal Navy surgeon that discovered the river in 1829.
Collie is a coal mining town with the coalfields developed in the late 1890s, and land set aside for a townsite. The name Collie was generally used from the beginning, and when lots were surveyed and the townsite gazetted in December 1897, it was named Collie.Â
Surrounded by forests, rivers and lakes, Collie is a modern thriving community with country charm and hospitality. Collie offers shopping facilities, with two supermarkets, gift shops and a range of specialty stores. There are two medical practices and dental surgeries, and allied health services including physiotherapist, chiropractors, podiatrist and Silver Chain which all support the Collie District Hospital.
There is a range of sporting clubs and associations based in Collie, which has become a mountain biking hub in recent years. Collie has five primary schools including Allanson Primary School, Fairview Primary School, Amaroo Primary School, Saint Brigid's Catholic College and Wilson Park Primary School, and one high school - Collie Senior High School.