36 Basinghall Street

East Victoria Park WA 6101

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255 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

In a Word: Charming

Within easy walking distance of East Victoria Park's café and dining precinct, 36 Basinghall Street combines a convenient lifestyle with the character of a classic three-bedroom home. Set on a street-front 255m² lot, it offers comfortable, low-maintenance living in one of the suburb's most sought-after pockets. Hardwood flooring and feature ceilings add character throughout the main living and dining areas. The generous lounge sits alongside a separate dining space, with French doors opening to the front courtyard. The adjoining kitchen is equipped with a gas cooktop and oven. All three bedrooms are positioned along the central hallway, with built-in robes to the main bedroom. The bathroom includes a separate bath and shower, while an additional toilet, ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning and instant gas hot water add everyday practicality. Outside, there is a covered alfresco, rear yard and garden shed. The location places East Victoria Park's café and dining strip within easy walking distance, along with The Park Centre, John Macmillan Park and public transport. Curtin University and the Perth CBD are also easily accessible, while convenient access to Perth Airport makes the address particularly practical for FIFO workers. The Details That Matter - Three bedrooms, main with built-in robes and One bathroom - Generous living room and separate dining area - Hardwood flooring and feature ceilings - Kitchen with ample storage, gas cooktop and oven - Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning & Instant gas hot water system - Walking distance to East Victoria Park's café and dining precinct Water Rates: approx $1,089.67 pa Council Rates: approx $1,906.08 pa Year Built: 1965 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.