72 Auckland Street, North Perth WA 6006

First time ever offered for sale. Built by the current owners parents in 1939, this home has been beautifully maintained over the years and whilst you can move straight in and start living, it would be suitable for someone wanting to give it a contemporary makeover.

On a large 713sqm block, the home is in a lovely tree lined street on the North Perth/Mt Hawthorn border with an abundance of shops, cafes and parks within easy walking distance, including the ever popular Hobart St Deli. There are city views from the front garden and street.

The home comprises 2 bedrooms plus 3rd bedroom/study or nursery, 1 main bathroom with w.c, 2nd bathroom with combined laundry and separate w.c, elegant formal lounge with fire place and decorative ceilings, wide entrance foyer with lead light entry doors, modern kitchen with adjoining dining and family room extension overlooking the lovely manicured rear garden with covered alfresco which is an ideal spot for outdoor entertaining.

There is a massive plumbed double garage/workshop that could easily convert to a granny flat, double carport and parking for several other vehicles down the side driveway. Ideal for boats, caravans, trailers etc. Off the back of this area is an enclosed storage area.

The beautiful manicured gardens are bore reticulated. Entrance to the home is via a remote control security gate and there is total privacy with the brick rendered wall at the front.

Houses like this are hard to come by. Don’t miss viewing the home either by appointment or at a public viewing.

Further details from Pam Herron 0413 610 660 or Jodi Darlington 0413 610 661

Shire Rates: $1797.59 19/20 Financial year
Shire: City of Vincent
Water Rates: $1346.93 19/20 Financial year

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