Some houses just tick the boxes. This one tears the whole page out and rewrites it. Two complete homes under the one roof, oozing 1920s character and sitting on a huge 896sqm block. Perfect for a big family who need space without stepping on each other's toes, or an investor who can see the upside of double the income on a single title.
Each side is its own self-contained home—three bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs, living and dining plus a kitchen downstairs. The lounges and dining rooms are distinct but flow together, keeping the layout practical and light-filled. You'll find plenty of character here too: decorative fireplaces, filigree archways, grand timber staircases, and (over at Number 43) some seriously impressive ceiling rosettes. Two of the upstairs bedrooms even spill onto the shared balcony at the front, overlooking Gordon Street.
And the flexibility is what really sets this place apart. Both sides are fully self-contained, so you could live in one while renting out the other, rent out both, or bring the family closer by living in one and letting them use the other. There are connecting doors that can be locked or left open, giving you the option to enjoy each side separately—or combine them for one big, versatile home.
FEATURES:
* Two separate homes on one title, six bedrooms and two bathrooms in total
* Distinct but joined lounge/dining areas in each floorplan
* Gorgeous character details: fireplaces (decorative only), staircases, arches, rosettes (43 only)
* Ducted evaporative air conditioning to both homes
* Patio alfrescos plus timber-decked outdoor spaces to each side
* Huge 6m x 6m powered workshop with 3-phase power (Number 43 only)
* Carport parking behind picket gates for both
Out the back, each side has its own fenced yard, complete with a patio alfresco for outdoor living and a timber deck for relaxing in the sun. Number 41 also has a handy garden shed, while Number 43 takes it up a notch with the serious 6m x 6m powered workshop—concrete floors, 3-phase power, and all the space you could want for projects, hobbies or storage.
The location makes day-to-day life easy. Walk the kids to Northam Primary (950m) or St Joseph's and the Catholic College (just 550m). Swing by Coles, Woolies or Bunnings in town, and for the nights you can't be bothered cooking, you'll even find a couple of well-known takeaway favourites here in Northam. On weekends, the choices are endless: cheer at the Trots or the Greyhounds during their active season, take in the action of the famous Avon Descent, grab a round at the Country Club, or hit the Rec Centre to stay active. York is just 25 minutes away, with its busy calendar of festivals and events, plus cafés, bakeries, pubs and restaurants that make it a great day out.
And if you're ever craving the city, Midland is under an hour away, with Perth just a little further on. Close enough to commute, far enough to escape.
Whether you're after a place big enough for the whole family (and then some), or an investment that pulls double duty, this Northam home is a rare find. Give us a call and come take a look—you'll quickly see why two really can be better than one.
For more information and inspection times contact:
Agent: Josh Brockhurst
Mobile: 0410 490 198
PROPERTY INFORMATION
Council Rates: $858.50 per qtr
Water Rates: $425.79 per qtr
Block Size: 896 sqm
Building Area: 387 sqm approx.
Zoning: R15/30
Build Year: 1909
Property Type: House
Floor Plan: Not Available
Estimated Rental Potential: $500.00-$550.00 per week/per side
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