All offers presented by 1st December 2026 at 12pm (unless sold prior)
From the moment you arrive, this charming home makes a lovely first impression. The generous front verandah, framed by its distinctive arches, is a feature in itself and the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee or simply sit back and watch the world go by.
Inside, the home has all the character you would expect from its 1961 beginnings. The traditional floorplan offers a separate lounge with a feature fireplace, along with an additional activity room or second living space, providing a little flexibility and separation. It's a layout that feels familiar and practical, with plenty of scope to make it your own.
Lovingly cared for over the years, the home has been given a fresh coat of paint and the timber floorboards have been newly polished, bringing a fresh feel.
The location is another part of its appeal. Beaconsfield Plaza is close by for everyday shopping, with public transport, local primary schools, Fremantle College, nearby parks and the Hilton Bowling Club all within easy reach. It's a lovely established pocket where everyday convenience meets the relaxed feel and community spirit that make Beaconsfield such a special place to call home.
Additional features
492m2 green title lot
Reverse cycle air conditioning
Ceiling Fan in Kitchen
Covered outdoor patio
Reticulated gardens
Freshly painted
Recently polished timber floorboards
2nd toilet in laundry
For more information please call Marisa Rifici on 0432 729 620 or Kelly Curran on 0400 009 054.
Rates & Local Information:
Water Rates: $1,137.00 (2025/26)
City of Fremantle Council Rates: $2,177.76 (2026/27)
Zoning: R20/25
Primary School Catchment: Winterfold Primary School
Secondary School Catchments: Fremantle College
DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by third parties including the Seller and relevant local authorities and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
