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History Preserved: Timeless, Coastal Character
Sheltered behind white picket fencing and a screen of greenery, century-old character has been totally refreshed. Nestled between Marine and South Terraces, with the ambience of a sleepy seaside street, this is the best of both worlds: the beach, Fishing Boat Harbour and Fremantle Sailing Club in one direction, and vibrant bars, cafés, restaurants and wellness hubs in another.
Proudly built for the Sheedy family c.1899 – the namesake of this quiet street itself – the history of this Victorian Georgian cottage is irreplaceable. Overlooking a quaint garden of natives, succulents and olive, the front porch is the perfect spot to soak up the natural light and watch the world go by.
Inside, a direct sightline flows to the rear, with floors of pine and jarrah against crisp white walls and darling ceiling roses. Positioned at the front of the home are two bedrooms: one with a decorative fireplace and the master with built-in robes, both embracing their northern outlook. A third bedroom nearby features a robe and built-in storage.
The dining, with its own brick fireplace, flows into the lounge and buttercream kitchen with a breakfast bar, glass cooktop, electric oven, double butler’s sink and filtered water. There’s a ceiling fan and split-system air above the living, alongside a bright, grey-and-white bathroom: deep-soak bathtub, pedestal basin and walk-in shower. A separate toilet and second pedestal basin double as a guest powder room.
Outside, glass double doors reveal the sheltered alfresco, while the laundry is housed in a separate studio/workshop, complete with the old outhouse toilet. An outdoor shower is perfect to rinse off after an ocean dip, but best of all is what lies at the rear: shady, peppermints lining the backyard with space to add a plunge pool or convert the existing studio into a granny flat (STCA).
On the oceanside of South Terrace, nestled along a quiet little streetscape filled with history and character, this is a magical place to live.
Property Features:
- Circa 1899 Victorian Georgian cottage
- Built for the Sheedy family, namesake of Sheedy Street
- Original character and charm refreshed throughout
- White picket fencing & native front gardens
- Pine and jarrah floors, darling ceiling roses, original fireplaces
- Three bedrooms (two with BIRs including master)
- Buttercream kitchen with breakfast bar, glass cooktop, electric oven & filtered water
- A/C & ceiling fan to living
- Bathroom with deep-soak bathtub, walk-in shower, basin
- Separate toilet with second pedestal basin, ideal guest powder room
- Sheltered alfresco for year-round entertaining
- Separate studio/workshop with original outhouse toilet & laundry
- Outdoor shower
- Serene garden greenery, shady peppermint trees
- Potential for a plunge pool or granny flat conversion (STCA)
- Security screens on north-facing windows/front door
- Walk to the beach, Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle Sailing Club & vibrant South Terrace
- School Catchment: Beaconsfield Primary School, Fremantle Primary School, Fremantle College
Council Rates: $3,227.79 per annum (approx)
Water Rates: $1,259.19 per annum (approx)
For more information please call Exclusive Selling Agent, Connie Handcock, from White House Property Partners on 0411 115 147
Property features
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 9 Sheedy Street, South Fremantle is a three bedroom, one bathroom house listed for sale by Connie Handcock and Tom Orton at White House Property Partners.
For more information about South Fremantle, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our South Fremantle profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Connie Handcock or Tom Orton regarding 9 Sheedy Street, South Fremantle, please call Connie on 0411 115 147 or call Tom on 0452 287 547, or contact the agent via email.
Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $3,227 / year
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Water rates: $1,259 / year
Nearby schools
South Fremantle overview
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.
Life in South Fremantle
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.
South Fremantle quick stats
High end
$2.2m
Median
$1.9m
Low end
$1.7m
16.9 %
Annual growth
$1.9m
Annual median sales price
$1,025pw
Annual median rental price
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