Did I mention red brick?
This 1930s character red brick and iron home will impress you from the moment you arrive.
The property's positive street appeal is evident with its super wide 25m frontage, bounded by its picture perfect white picket fence. Step into the yard and you are impressed again by the vibrant red brick and classic leadlight windows and doors that speak to the home's original charm.
Through the front door, you are welcomed by jarrah floorboards that flow through to the main bedroom, lounge room and kitchen, while the second bedroom is laid with carpet. The recently refurbished central bathroom modernises the home without losing its timeless character and charm. The enclosed rear verandah is where the potential lies, along with the laundry and second toilet. If you are searching for a small project while still being able to enjoy the rest of the home, you could transform this area into a third bedroom, library or a quiet sunroom to enjoy a good read.
Outside on the generous 1,278sqm R30 zoned block sits the impressive Colorbond shed and carport. The property has also been thoughtfully upgraded with solar PV to reduce energy costs.
Beyond the home itself, the elevated rear position reveals a pleasant outlook towards Mt Ommanney, a scenic bonus that complements the block’s generous outdoor space.
This location balances country charm with accessibility: Northam’s town centre, schools and transport links are nearby, making this a practical choice for first home buyers, down sizers or investors.
Whether you’re attracted by the home’s timeless features or the strategic upside of a wide R30 zoned parcel, 33 Newcastle Road represents both immediate liveability and long term potential.
Contact Amitee Anderson or Tash Brennan to book an inspection and discover how this rare combination of character, convenience and opportunity could fit your plans.
