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CLAREMONT PARK ON YOUR DOORSTEP
THE FEATURES YOU WILL LOVE
The façade of this gorgeous 1907 Federation bungalow is postcard perfect. Featuring decorative fretwork, a stunningly detailed gable over a beautiful bay window with four casements and turned timber veranda posts, the romantic streetscape provides a glimpse of what lies within. Jarrah floorboards, pretty lead light windows and front door panels, soaring ceilings with moulded cornices and high skirting boards enhance the magic of this wonderful character home.
The original part of the home has been retained and includes a spacious lounge room with striking lead light windows and a decorative fireplace, a large bedroom with a beautiful bay window, a second well-proportioned bedroom and a cosy sitting room with a wood fire. The home was extended more than a decade ago, adding a modern kitchen and bathroom and a third bedroom with built in wardrobes. The decked alfresco overlooks the huge backyard, with a decades old gum tree providing a leafy vista from the rear of the home.
Very comfortable as it is, the home can be enjoyed for many years to come, or further renovated to create a magnificent residence for your family.
* Category B on the Town of Claremont’s Municipal Heritage Inventory
THE LIFESTYLE YOU WILL LIVE
Set amongst rambling gardens and surrounded by lovely period homes, this is Claremont heritage living at its very best. Children play in the street, locals stop at the gate for a chat, and the birdlife is simply incredible.
Imagine walking out your front gate and arriving at leafy Claremont Park within seconds. The children’s playground is located in this corner of the park, while the Claremont Bowling Club and Freshwater Primary School are a short walk across the grass. The Claremont Quarter and Bay View Terrace café and restaurant strip are a short walk up the hill, and the river and yacht club are an easy stroll away. Christ Church and MLC are within walking distance and UWA, Cottesloe Beach and the CBD are a short train or bus ride away.
THE DETAILS YOU WILL NEED
Council Rates: $2,791.43 per annum
Water Rates: $1,866.94 per annum
Land Area: 731m2
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This property at 5 Bernard Street, Claremont is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Susan James at DUET Property Group on 07 Dec 2021.
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Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $2,791 / year
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Water rates: $1,866 / year
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Claremont overview
Views of the Swan River are a fixture of the beautiful, leafy suburb of Claremont. Part of Perth's exclusive 'Western Suburbs' area, Claremont is an affluent suburb with some well-placed parklands and commercial areas.
Life in Claremont
There is much to do in the self-sufficient suburb of Claremont. Home to some iconic fixtures of Perth, Claremont has long since established itself as a thriving urban destination with a leafy, relaxed backdrop. One of the most recognised features of the suburb is the Claremont Showgrounds, which hosts the much-loved Perth Royal Show every year, as well as a number of festivals. The Claremont Quarter Shopping Centre satisfies retail needs, while the suburbs nightlife is serviced by popular establishments like the Claremont Hotel, On the Terrace and Club Bay View. Other features include the Claremont Train Station and Claremont Oval, home to the Claremont Football Club.
Claremont quick stats
High end
$3.2m
Median
$2.3m
Low end
$1.6m
17.7 %
Annual growth
$2.3m
Annual median sales price
$1,000pw
Annual median rental price
