13 Mazzini Street

East Victoria Park WA 6101

110 m²

684 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

A home to make your own in a spot worth waiting for

A generous 684 sqm block (approx), a park directly across the road and an original 1958 home with plenty of room to put your stamp on it. If you've been waiting for the right renovation project in East Victoria Park, come and have a look at 13 Mazzini Street. Step inside and it feels a little like stepping back into Grandma's house. There's patterned wallpaper, a decorative brick fireplace in the separate living room and a retro kitchen with blue benchtops and an adjoining meals area. Three bedrooms sit off the hallway, and there's a family bathroom and a separate laundry. You can pick which original details you'd love to keep and work out where you'd make your first changes. Out the back, you really get a feel for the size of the block. The covered patio looks out over a big stretch of lawn, with established greenery around the edges and a second garden area tucked behind the shed. There's space for a veggie patch, backyard cricket or a long lunch under the patio, with room to spare. And then there's the location. A kick of the footy or a walk with the dog is as easy as crossing the road. Local schools are close by, and East Vic Park's cafés, restaurants and shops are all within easy reach. Features at a glance: Generous 684 sqm block directly opposite the park Original 1958 home with three bedrooms and one bathroom Separate living room with a decorative brick fireplace Retro kitchen with blue benchtops and an adjoining meals area Separate laundry Covered rear patio overlooking a large lawn Garden shed and a second garden area at the rear Bring your renovation ideas and come see what you could do with this one. This property is being sold “as is”. 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.