Coming in January 2025
Norfolk Street has a unique history dating back 100-odd years; once home to storage for wool and hides, it was also the headquarters for the royal Dutch navy during the second world war. The corner lot, known as the old Iceworks (Richmond Cold Stores once operated from here), houses apartment number 46, a lock and leave inner city pad with unrivalled access to a vibrant cosmopolitan lifestyle.
This single level residence shares a private entrance with only two other apartments, offering buyers both exclusivity and security.
The spacious, north facing open plan living area is filled with natural light, which adds to the glow of the polished timber flooring. The chef in the family will appreciate a well-appointed kitchen with a modern glass splashback and quality timber cabinetry, granite bench tops, a dishwasher, and gas cook top to make meal preparation easy.
Off the dining area, a large, private balcony with views of the Norfolk pines (which the street is named for) and down to the Esplanade. This lovely indoor/ outdoor flow will make alfresco entertaining an absolute pleasure.
Both bedrooms are carpeted, each offering mirrored wardrobe storage. The main bedroom suite has a walk-through wardrobe leading to a large ensuite with a deep bathtub. The family bathroom located outside the second bedroom also has a bathtub, perfect for soaking away stress at the end of a long day.
Two car bays are located right outside the back door, though you could leave the car at home and stroll or ride around this walkable neighbourhood instead. Pop downstairs to The Mill Bakehouse for brunch, or visit one of the many cafes and restaurants along the famed cappuccino strip. It's an easy stroll to Fishing Boat Harbour, Bathers Beach, and Fremantle Markets, as well as museums, cinemas, and galleries. And Perth CBD is a half hour train trip from Fremantle Station.
2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 2 cars
Vibrant walkable inner-city location
Private entrance shared with two apartments
Split system air conditioner in living areas & bedrooms
Polished timber floors in living area
Well-appointed kitchen
European-style laundry
Two bathrooms with bathtubs
Mirrored built in robes in bedrooms
Large, private balcony for entertaining
Loft storage space above car bays
Council Rates: $2,897.42 per annum (Approx.) 2024-2025
Water Rates: $1,663.98 per annum (Approx.) 2023-2024
Strata Rates: $1,210.00 per quater (Approx.) 2024-2025
Finer details: Lot 46 on Survey Strata Plan S029805 - Vol 2163 / Fol 815
Please call exclusive selling agent Michael Harries on 0434 076 229 or Kat Goddard on 0408 791 299 for further details
PLEASE NOTE while every effort has been made to ensure the given information, photos and floor plan is correct at the time of listing, this information is provided for reference only and is subject to change
This property at 46/1 Norfolk Street, Fremantle is a two bedroom, two bathroom apartment listed for sale by Michael Harries and Kat Goddard at Ray White (Dethridge Groves).
For more information about Fremantle, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Fremantle profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Michael Harries or Kat Goddard regarding 46/1 Norfolk Street, Fremantle, please call Michael on 0434 076 229 or call Kat on 08 3360 726, or contact the agent via email.
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Track propertyEstablished in 1829, Fremantle is the port city of Western Australia and is characterised by its unique landscape, heritage architecture, cafes, restaurants, stores and markets. A popular destination for both residents and visitors alike, the suburb is a mixed-use area with its five square kilometres used for residential, commercial, institutional, maritime and industrial purposes.
Busy, energetic and always alive, Fremantle is arguably the second busiest city sector of Western Australia. Enjoy alfresco dining on the cappuccino strip, which runs through a section of South Terrace, take a stroll along the Fishing Boat Harbour and stop in for a drink and a feed at Little Creatures Brewery. Pubs, clubs, shops and markets are all in abundance in Fremantle, making it a popular destination on a night out and the suburb is also home to several popular annual festivals, which attract people from all over the metropolitan area. The Fremantle Railway Station provides convenient access into Perth City.