Built in 1922, this gorgeous jarrah weatherboard workers' cottage has stood the test of time and is a tangible link to simpler times.
A front verandah, timber floors, high ceilings, generously proportioned rooms and a backyard with grass, trees and room to make it your own.
59 Tuam Street is an honest, uncomplicated home in a perfect leafy location that has become increasingly hard to replicate.
Move in and enjoy it as it is, roll up your sleeves and add your own touches, or simply take your time deciding what comes next.
The main bedroom is a generous, while the second bedroom is also a big room at 3.6m x 3.6m, complete with built-in robes.
The separate living room retains the scale and simplicity of the original cottage, while a dedicated dining space leads through to the kitchen at the rear.
Out the back the backyard is a genuine blank canvas with space for the dog, a veggie patch, long lunches outside, kids on the lawn or whatever your version of inner-city living looks like.
A covered alfresco provides an easy place to enjoy an afternoon coffee, while the shed and additional store take care of the practical stuff.
Perth's vibrant Victoria Park café and foodie strip is just a short stroll away, with local parks, public transport and everyday amenities all close at hand.
All of this, just minutes from the Perth CBD.
More than 100 years after it was built, 59 Tuam Street remains refreshingly appealing.
• NBN
• Split system A/C
• Victoria Park Primary School intake
Inspection an absolute must.
Water Rates: $1300.23 25/26
Council Rates: $1,691.14 25/26
