Life in South Fremantle for a family is a true delight, there are beaches, parks, cafes and restaurants all here on your doorstep. But finding a great family home is a challenge, there is usually a compromise on space, garden or parking.
This family haven, however, has it all and will not disappoint. The main open plan living area is huge with a wonderful mixture of steel windows, recycled brick and soaring timber ceilings complimented by a central wood combustion stove.
There is plenty of versatility with space and separation throughout the home. With four bedrooms, two bathrooms and multiple living areas located on the ground level. As well as two independent second storey levels ideal for older children or art / music spaces.
The rear garden is a wonderful playground for adults and children alike with plenty of open lawn, a couple of terraced entertaining areas, a railway carriage tucked away in the corner and an abundance of shady fruit trees.
This is not a house, it's a true home with every sentiment that word conjures. Come to the home open and soak up the atmosphere. You'll be reluctant to leave!
4 Francisco Street was designed by local architect Gerard McCann and is positioned in a small community street that offers it's own community park. This is South Fremantle living at its best.
Additional information:
Green Title 486sqm allotment
Secure under cover off street parking
Split system air conditioning
Renovated kitchen
Wood combustion stove
Railway carriage
Water feature
Gas bayonets
This property at 4 Francisco Street, South Fremantle is a five bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Linda Digby and Nick French at Dethridge Groves Real Estate on 07 Nov 2019.
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South Fremantle is an established residential area within the City of Fremantle. Spanning two square kilometres, the land has harbour uses in the west sector as well as some commercial land use. Settlement of South Fremantle started in 1831 with growth taking place in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Expansion continued during the 1950s and 1960s and again in the early 1990s when new dwellings were added to the area.
With the Fremantle city centre just kilometres away, residents of South Fremantle will not want for things to do. South Beach is a major feature within the suburb, bringing to life its coastal appeal and there are plenty of local parks to explore. Other features of note are South Fremantle Shopping Centre, South Fremantle Market Place and Success Harbour Train Station, which provides convenient transport into Perth.