This charming townhouse is tucked away on tree lined Doepel Street in North Fremantle, just moments from the beautiful riverfront.
This well-designed home offers a warm and welcoming, low maintenance lifestyle in a location that's hard to beat. From the street, it's neat and inviting, while inside you'll find a surprisingly spacious and flexible layout suited to comfortable everyday living.
At the heart of the home is relaxed open-plan living, with a well-appointed kitchen featuring marble benchtops. The living and dining area flows effortlessly through cedar bi-fold doors to a light-filled sunroom and private courtyard, perfect for a quiet cuppa or entertaining friends. There's also a storeroom and rear laneway access to a double garage/courtyard space.
A separate living zone provides the perfect cosy retreat or movie room, complemented by a generous bedroom. The enclosed balcony adds further versatility, ideal as a home office, studio or playroom, with a lovely treetop outlook and great natural light.
The home also features two additional spacious, light-filled bedrooms and a central bathroom. The front bedroom opens onto its own balcony terrace, capturing leafy views and glimpses of the river, perfect for a morning coffee or winding down in the evening.
Positioned just back from the riverfront, this prime location offers a lifestyle many will envy, with riverside parks, walking trails, and North Fremantle's vibrant café, wine bar and restaurant scene all close by.
You'll also enjoy easy access to the pristine Leighton and Port beaches, just a short stroll away.
• Executive-style home
• Low-maintenance living
• Spacious, flexible layout
• Deceptive from the street
• Set just back from the riverfront
• Sought-after lifestyle location
• Rear lane access
• Double garage
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