189 Berwick Street, Victoria Park

Behind the private wall, this 1950s weatherboard and tin cottage is one for the character lovers or someone wanting to be in the heart of Vic Park's action. Beautifully presented throughout there's very little work required, however there is plenty of potential to capitalise on this prime location and add a second storey to capture Perth's icon city views.

Features at a glance:
Character galore with high ceilings, timber floorboards, stained glass, a wide hallway and plenty of charm from the era Modern kitchen with timber countertops, gas cooktop and oven, glass splashback and plenty of storage Three large bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes Spacious dining and living room leading out to the deck Enclosed front porch with shutters, adding extra living space Functional bathroom and a separate laundry Low maintenance split level garden Enclosed and private undercover deck great for entertaining Powered shed - which could easily convert to a studio Carport with a pitched roof accessed from the rear of the property Additional parking at the front of the property Freshly painted, air-conditioning and security screens Water rates: $883.51 per annum Council rates: $1,333.28 per annum
Instantly welcoming from the moment you arrive, this is one you have to view to fully appreciate. If the charm doesn't win you over, the location will with all of Vic Park's cafes, shops and amenities a short walk away. Plus you have parks, public transport and schools within easy access as well as main arterial roads, Perth City, Burswood Entertainment Complex, the Swan River and the South Perth foreshore.

Please don't hesitate to contact Michael Keil on 0412 255 838 or michael@michaelkeil.com to arrange a viewing today.

To be sold by Expressions of Interest closing 5pm Thursday 19 November 2020 (unless sold prior).

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.