This charming renovated cottage built in 1945 is situated on one of the last 3 acre blocks in the area. This property has so many features that it is mind boggling.
The cottage is the original homestead in the area, and has been lovingly cared for and renovated. Originally a 2 x1, it is now a 4 x1 with 2 living areas. It has a new kitchen and dishwasher; a new tin roof keeping in character of the building and new wiring throughout. Polished floorboards and high ceilings also adhere to the era of the property, yet modernised by ducted air conditioning, solar hot water and town water. There is also gas connected to the house if you need it.
There is a great covered rear deck overlooking the below ground salt water pool amongst the gardens for our long summer evenings. Nearby, chicken pens will enable you to have your own fresh eggs each morning, while the chickens keep your gardens free of bugs and spiders.
The garage has been turned into a bedroom/granny but would easily be able to be turned back in to a garage if required.
A massive work shed will provide hours of entertainment for the men who are into their machinery, which could also be used to park horse floats or fishing boats.
The long narrow block gently slopes down to the Canning River, with a partially sealed driveway providing easy access along the length of the property with a turnaround at the end. There is also a dam at the bottom of the property which attracts the frogs in the wet season.
There is plenty of room for horses on the property, and decent pasture with lots of big shady trees, enticing the native birds.
The property has an unconnected bore, and a septic system. It is Zoned Rural with the potential to build another house on the property. It is less than a 10 minute walk to the train station, and a short drive to shops and schools. This property has so much potential that it will get snapped up fast.
Currently tenanted, viewings are by appointment.
Don’t miss out on this unique property – call me for an inspection now!
Liesa Leddick 0431 830 237