Some homes are renovated. Others are transformed in a way that gives their character a whole new life. At 76 Roberts Street, the charm of the original home remains, now complemented by considered updates and an outdoor lifestyle that makes the most of its setting.
Beyond the white picket fence, landscaped gardens and a front verandah introduce a home where character details have been carefully retained. Timber floors and decorative cornices bring warmth throughout, while thoughtful updates give the home a fresh and considered feel without taking away from what makes it special.
The kitchen sits centrally within the home, finished with Caesarstone benchtops, an island bench and generous storage. Nearby, the separate front lounge offers a quieter place to retreat, where a fireplace adds to the home's character and a ceiling fan and split system air conditioning provide year-round comfort.
Four bedrooms provide plenty of flexibility for family life, with the main bedroom featuring built-in robes, while the family bathroom and separate laundry complete the home’s practical layout.
Raised above the backyard, the decked alfresco is a beautiful place to spend an afternoon, with a ceiling fan overhead and an outlook across the gardens and pool below. Steps lead down to the lawn and paved terrace, where the heated swimming pool is framed by aggregate surrounds and a raised deck, creating a private space to swim, unwind and entertain through the warmer months.
And on 663m², there’s room for more. A separate gated driveway provides additional parking for a boat or caravan, while rear lane access opens to a substantial powered garage and workshop, adding another layer of versatility to the property.
Moments from the Swan River and less than 15 minutes from the city, 76 Roberts Street combines character and convenience with a block that gives you plenty of space to enjoy life outdoors.
The Details That Matter
- 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
- 663m² block, Zoned R25
- Timber flooring and decorative cornices
- Modern kitchen with Caesarstone benchtops, island bench and dishwasher
- Separate front lounge with fireplace, ceiling fan and split system air conditioning
- Fourth bedroom or study with built in robe and desk
- Raised decked alfresco with ceiling fan overlooking the backyard
- Heated Naked freshwater swimming pool and raised poolside deck
- Separate gated driveway with boat or caravan parking
- Powered rear workshop/garage with rear lane access
- 6.2kw Solar system with inverter
- Split system air conditioning
- Automatic bore water reticulation
- Electric front gate and single garage
Why You'll Stay
Because character is only part of the story. It's weekends around the pool, evenings on the deck, room for the boat or caravan and a home that has already been transformed so you can simply enjoy it.
Year Built: 1953
Water Rates: approx $1,205.08 pa
Council Rates: approx $2,286.66 pa
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
This property at 76 Roberts Street, Bayswater is a four bedroom, one bathroom house listed for sale by Corey Adamson and Paul Tonich at The Agency.
For more information about Bayswater, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Bayswater profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Corey Adamson or Paul Tonich regarding 76 Roberts Street, Bayswater, please call Corey on 0435 731 998 or call Paul on 0478 180 765, or contact the agent via email.
Bayswater is located on the northeastern side of the Swan River. It is approximately seven kilometres from the Perth CBD and close to Maylands, Morley and Embleton. Bayswater is part of the City of Bayswater municipality, which is colloquially known as the ‘Garden City’. The inner metro suburb, which has a total land area of 10 square kilometres, began its major suburban development in the late 1880s.
Bayswater offers its residents a classic suburban environment close to urban conveniences. The Bayswater Train Station is a major feature of the suburb, which makes commuting around the Perth metro area very easy for locals. There are also plenty of schools within the area, and it is close to parks and other desirable amenities. The Morley Galleria, which is a major Perth shopping centre, is just a short drive away.