Perfectly positioned in the heart of Applecross, 61B Alness Street presents a rare opportunity to secure a charming three bedroom, one bathroom home in one of Perth's most prestigious riverside suburbs. Offering a warm, welcoming atmosphere and solid bones, this residence is ideal for families, professionals or downsizers seeking comfort, convenience, and the potential to add value with simple cosmetic upgrades.
Built in 1987 and privately tucked away from the street, the home features light filled interiors, practical living spaces, and a functional layout, making it move-in ready with scope to personalise to your taste.
Property Features:
3 spacious bedrooms
Semi-ensuite bathroom from the main bedroom
Second Toilet
Open plan kitchen, dining and living area
Functional kitchen with gas cooktop appliances and ample storage
Ceiling fans and split system A/C's throughout
Double garage
Paved outdoor area
No strata levies!
Location Highlights (Approx.):
140m to the nearest bus stop for easy commuting
400m to scenic Gairloch Reserve
850m to the vibrant Applecross Village precinct
Moments to the Kearns Crescent cafes, bars and gourmet grocer
A short walk to the Swan River foreshore
Zoned for sought-after Applecross Senior High School
Applecross is famed for its wide, jacaranda-lined streets and tight-knit community atmosphere. Whether it's weekend picnics by the river, morning coffee at a nearby café, or evening walks through local parks, the lifestyle here is unmatched.
This is your chance to secure a solid home in a blue-chip location with the potential to update and make your own. Don't miss out—properties like this in Applecross are rare and highly sought after.
Contact Navid Heshmati today for more information, or to schedule an exclusive viewing.
** PLEASE NOTE THIS PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD ON AN 'AS IS' BASIS **
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller 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.
