4 Cabramatta Street, Bayswater

Metres to the stunning Swan River, this much loved original home has witnessed many things.
Memories of backyard cricket. The strolls down to the river for a dip on hot summer evenings.The countless family parties.
And as with all good things, the time has come for the curtain to fall.

For the first time in nearly 70 years,this property is seeking a new Creative Director.
And with such a blank canvas, it means an open book in terms of how you script the next chapter.

Ultimately a riverside land parcel of 1091m2 that is zoned R17.5/25 would suit a sub division but the idea of building a large family home with plenty of outdoor area could also be top of mind for some? Lets face it, its a big piece of land with lots of great options.
Indeed this is a solid family home that with some care and potential upgrades could see another family enjoy the next 70 years in what is a highly desirable pocket of Bayswater. As if time stood still, this brick home with timber flooring throughout is fully original and has many of the traditional features for this vintage.

The location of this home needs little introduction. The fact that its steps to the rivers egde, close to the train, great access to both the Bayswater cafe strip, the Hawaiain Bassendean Shopping Centre and minutes to both Perth CBD and Guildford will be tough to beat.

Location Highlights:

Swan River
200m
Bayswater Boat Ramp 350m
Ashfield Train Station 750m
Cyril Jackson Senior Campus 700m
Bassendean's Shopping and Restaurant Precinct 1.6km
Bayswater Primary School 1.4km
Guildford Town Centre
2.4km
Perth International Airport 3.3km
Optus Stadium
3.5km
Perth CBD 4.8km

The home will be sold in an 'as is' condition and will be vacant possession at settlement.Please contact Jon Williams on 0412 028 555 for more information.

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.