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This is a building with a story worth telling. Originally the Dalgety Woolstores, designed in 1927 by prominent Fremantle architects Hobbs, Smith and Forbes, this heritage-listed landmark once sat at the heart of WA's wool industry. Its massive jarrah timber beams and solid brick walls were built to last centuries.
A meticulous warehouse conversion has transformed it into one of Fremantle's most talked-about addresses, and what you simply can't manufacture in a new build is exactly what this apartment delivers, soaring ceilings, exposed timber trusses, warehouse-scale proportions and a coolness that only comes from a building that's genuinely earned it.
Inside, the open-plan living and dining area is genuinely spacious, the kind of space that makes you exhale when you walk in. The kitchen is well-proportioned with stone benchtops, Bosch appliances, dishwasher and plenty of storage. The bathroom feels fresh and considered with clean lines, a generous shower, light and bright throughout. Off the living room, a private courtyard gives you an easy outdoor extension to the space, morning coffee or evening wine, it works for both.
Positioned on the ground floor with easy access to the Queen Victoria Street entrance, the apartment also benefits from the building's stunning sky-open atrium which floods the complex with natural light and creates a real sense of community and security. One secure car bay and storeroom included.
Step outside and you're on the Swan River bike path, the Rottnest ferry terminals and West End one way, the Left Bank and East Freo the other. The new North Fremantle bridge due next year puts Leighton and Cottesloe beaches within easy reach. Walk into Fremantle proper and you have Bread in Common, Republic, Strange Company, the Norfolk Hotel and Geisha Café, with the much-anticipated Swings & Roundabouts opening nearby soon. Hop on your bike and and the gorgeous beaches of South Fremantle and the cafes and bars of the South Freo strip are all there waiting
Character and charm over cookie-cutter. A building with real history and effortless cool. A place that feels like an expression of you and an absolute joy to come home to.
You'll need to be quick though, it wont last long.
FEATURES YOU WILL LOVE:
• Heritage-listed Dalgety Woolstores building, circa 1927
• Exposed original jarrah timber beams and feature brickwork
• Soaring warehouse ceilings
• Generous open-plan living and dining
• Stone benchtops, Bosch appliances and dishwasher
• Private courtyard off living room
• Fresh, light-filled bathroom with generous shower
• Sky-open atrium with natural light throughout the complex
• Ground floor with convenient Queen Victoria Street access
• Secure car bay and storeroom
• On the Swan River bike path
• Walking distance to Fremantle's best restaurants, bars and cafés
• Easy bike ride to stunning beaches and all the vibrancy of the South Fremantle Strip.
