48A Point Walter Road, Bicton, WA 6157

48A Point Walter Road, Bicton, WA 6157 Something Different

Get creative and get to work utilising the solid bones of this unique character home, offering unlimited potential with lots of scope for remodelling so you can put your own stamp on things.

With an oversized 2 storey layout and handy timber framed construction, it's easy to imagine the benefits of cosmetic improvements and a little tweaking of the design to produce a home that not only looks good but is easy to live in? the options are endless.

Comfortable as is and immediately liveable, generous room sizes typical of its vintage and original period features give you a great base to work with.

A more recently added second storey addition can also be easily utilised as a huge master bed/ensuite, studio or second living - take your pick.

This is clearly a home that can grow with your family with lots of room to roam outdoors with entertaining spaces, lawns and gardens.

Jump around the corner and grab a coffee, lunch or dinner from anywhere within the buzzing precinct, whilst the picturesque Swan River, great local shopping, Point Water Golf Course and Fremantle are all close by.

- Original circa 1932 timber framed home with additions

- Substantial 657 sqm rear survey-strata lot

- Flexible two storey layout to accommodate bedroom/bathroom reconfigurations

- Original period features with high ceilings and jarrah boards

- Neat kitchen with gas cook-tops and dishwasher

- Handy study nook

- Ducted reverse cycle a/c plus multiple split system units

- Substantial 7.8 kw solar panel system with battery storage

- Large 4.5m x 4.5m workshop

- Secure double garage parking

- Short walk to Bicton Primary School

Council Rates: Approx. $1,734.83 per annum

Water Rates: Approx. $1,016.52 per annum

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