Take a step back in time with this virtually original 1970's two-bedroom, ground-floor, villa-sized apartment nestled amongst leafy gardens close to the river's edge.
If you love a home with a little personality, 49/12 Wall Street, Maylands is ready to take you on a time jump - bold wallpaper, statement carpet and all.
Sitting within the riverside Tranby on Swan complex, this home is packed with original retro charm and presents an exciting opportunity to embrace the nostalgia, add your own modern spin, or completely reinvent the space. The complex itself enjoys an enviable position on the banks of the Swan River, with parklands and riverside paths close by.
And there's plenty to work with. The surprisingly spacious 78sqm internal layout offers a large open living and dining zone, with oversized windows drawing in natural light and leafy green outlooks. The separate kitchen keeps things practical with plenty of cupboard space and its own window looking out to the trees.
Both bedrooms are a great size, with a walk-in robe to the main and built-in robe to the second. There's also a bathroom/laundry combination, separate WC and linen storage to keep everyday life easy.
Slide open the doors from the living area and you've got an undercover outdoor area overlooking the greenery - a peaceful little spot for your morning coffee or afternoon wind-down.
Throw in an allocated car bay and a location close to the river, parklands, cafés, shops, public transport and the CBD, and you've got a seriously fun blank canvas in one of Maylands' favourite riverside pockets.
Council $1,802.51 pa
Water $888.55 pa
Strata $1437.90 pq
The Standouts:
• Two generous bedrooms
• Walk-in robe to the main bedroom
• Built-in robe to bedroom two
• Spacious 78sqm internal living area
• Large open-plan living and dining zone
• Separate kitchen with plenty of storage
• Bathroom/laundry combination
• Separate WC
• Undercover outdoor area with leafy outlook
• Allocated car bay
• Positioned within the riverside Tranby on Swan complex
• Close to the Swan River, parklands, cycle paths, cafés, shops and transport
Keep the retro. Lose the retro. Either way, the potential is seriously groovy.
*Photos have been virtually staged for presentation purposes
