Property Of The Week: 3 Strathcona Street, West Perth, WA
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Property Of The Week: 3 Strathcona Street, West Perth, WA

1930s charm delivered close to Perth’s CBD.

By Kanebridge News
Wed, Jul 21, 2021 4:26pmGrey Clock < 1 min

Built-in the 1930s, this inner-city home offers charming character and comfort.

With 3-bedrooms and 1 bathroom atop a 549sqm plot, the residence sees hallmarks of the bygone era with soaring ceiling, jarrah floorboards, multiple fireplaces, sash windows and leadlight glass throughout.

As comfortable as it is currently, the home offers the potential to add significant value in the future, with zoning approved for extension, restoration or renovation to make the most of the blue-chip location.

Further, the rear garden has its own studio and is supplemented with a covered alfresco and deck area that is accessed by both the living and dining and kitchen.

The master suite arrives with its own lounge area and fireplace, while the other bedrooms are generous in their proportions.

Nearby to Perth’s CBD, West Perth offers east access to the freeway, with the home just a short stroll to West End Deli, public transport links, Beatty Park Aquatic Centre and Northbridge.

The listing Is with Oonagh Lisle (+61 411 037 504) of Mayfair Property Group, POA.

Mayfairproperty.net



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