It is rare to find land in Fremantle, and even rarer to find the perfect level building block with laneway access and the ideal aspect for solar-passive design. This blank canvas is ready for the creation of a new home that works just how you want it to, making the most of the north-facing position for environmentally sound, low-cost living. The rear laneway from Montreal Street is a great bonus for a new build, and a there’s more access from a fenced pathway for walking in from Holland Street.
In a no-through road surrounded by parks in every direction, this desirable neighbourhood is getting even better, with a new pedestrian underpass now being created nearby. It will be even easier to stroll to George Street restaurants and boutique shopping, or walk to East Fremantle Primary and John Curtin College of the Arts. The creative precinct around Blinco Street is also close by, and here on Fremantle’s eastern edge you are minutes from the heart of the historic city.
This is a warm community neighbourhood rich in layered heritage, and this rare piece of earth offers a brilliant opportunity to add a new piece of architecture to the Holland Street story.
For further details please contact exclusive selling agent Stefanie Dobro from White House Property Partners on 0409 229 115.
• Very rare land in delightful Freo neighbourhood
• North-facing
• Perfect for building solar-passive home
• Level, fenced block
• On rear laneway
• Additional walkway from Holland St
• 325sqm with 292sqm building envelope
• Surrounded by parks: Gibson Park, Horrie Long Reserve & Booyembarra Park
• Stroll to George Street cafes and shopping
• Catchment area for East Fremantle Primary and John Curtin College of the Arts
This land listing located in Fremantle was sold by Stefanie Dobro at White House Property Partners.
If you would like to get in touch with Stefanie Dobro regarding this property, please call 0409 229 115 or contact the agent via email.
Established 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.