Sold
Last Asking Price - $1,000,000
1/37 Pakenham Street, Fremantle WA 6160
Apartment
222
Block size: 557 m² approx.
Notre Dame Precinct Apartment
Behind a historic façade, this private and secure boutique apartment offers a spacious floorplan with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and three balconies in an inner-city locale. Tucked away amongst heritage buildings in the heart of Fremantle's historic West End, 37 Pakenham Street is home to a small group of 11 apartments. The area is rich with history, walking distance to the café strip, fishing boat harbour and Bathers Beach.
The sophisticated apartment with high ceilings and honey coloured timber flooring is well laid out, with a small entrance way leading into a spacious open plan living. The well-designed kitchen has a gas cook-top, electric oven, microwave and dishwasher, with plenty of overhead cupboards and a good-sized pantry. Glass, sliding doors leading onto a private balcony bring in lots of natural light. The dining room has plenty of space to entertain, and your guests can spill out onto the balcony for drinks.
The main bedroom is king sized with a big walk-in robe and ensuite with floor to ceiling tiling and a bathtub. It also has sliding glass doors leading onto a private balcony, a perfect spot for your morning coffee. The second bedroom is adjacent to the second bathroom and features mirrored built in robes. A convenient laundry room with extra storage leads through to a beautiful, big bathroom that adds a sense of luxury.
The building has keyed entry to the foyer, with stairs and a lift to the upper levels. A remote garage door gives you secure access to your parking bays with an adjacent storeroom that's ideal for storing bicycles. This is a fantastic location for making the most of cosmopolitan Fremantle as a lock-and-leave home or an investment.
Surrounded by some of the West End's best historic architecture, Packenham Street is home to Bread in Common, a local favourite, which is right next door. Stroll the historic West End and Notre Dame precincts and explore the Round House, Esplanade Park, and the Maritime Museum. This easy, inner-city lifestyle offers entertainment, cultural events and exceptional dining just moments from your doorstep.
2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 2 car
Secure off-street parking for two cars
Three balconies
Split system air conditioning in living area
Spacious layout
Timber flooring
Secure access via lift and stairs
Intercom entrance for visitors
Storage unit next to parking bay
Dishwasher
Gas cooktops
Quality fixtures and fittings
Council Rates: $3,195.64 per annum (Approx.) 2023-2024
Water Rates: $2,305.39 per annum (Approx.) 2022-2023
Strata Rates: $1,650.00 per quarter (Approx.) 2023-2024
Please call Michael Harries on 0434 076 229 for further details
The sophisticated apartment with high ceilings and honey coloured timber flooring is well laid out, with a small entrance way leading into a spacious open plan living. The well-designed kitchen has a gas cook-top, electric oven, microwave and dishwasher, with plenty of overhead cupboards and a good-sized pantry. Glass, sliding doors leading onto a private balcony bring in lots of natural light. The dining room has plenty of space to entertain, and your guests can spill out onto the balcony for drinks.
The main bedroom is king sized with a big walk-in robe and ensuite with floor to ceiling tiling and a bathtub. It also has sliding glass doors leading onto a private balcony, a perfect spot for your morning coffee. The second bedroom is adjacent to the second bathroom and features mirrored built in robes. A convenient laundry room with extra storage leads through to a beautiful, big bathroom that adds a sense of luxury.
The building has keyed entry to the foyer, with stairs and a lift to the upper levels. A remote garage door gives you secure access to your parking bays with an adjacent storeroom that's ideal for storing bicycles. This is a fantastic location for making the most of cosmopolitan Fremantle as a lock-and-leave home or an investment.
Surrounded by some of the West End's best historic architecture, Packenham Street is home to Bread in Common, a local favourite, which is right next door. Stroll the historic West End and Notre Dame precincts and explore the Round House, Esplanade Park, and the Maritime Museum. This easy, inner-city lifestyle offers entertainment, cultural events and exceptional dining just moments from your doorstep.
2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 2 car
Secure off-street parking for two cars
Three balconies
Split system air conditioning in living area
Spacious layout
Timber flooring
Secure access via lift and stairs
Intercom entrance for visitors
Storage unit next to parking bay
Dishwasher
Gas cooktops
Quality fixtures and fittings
Council Rates: $3,195.64 per annum (Approx.) 2023-2024
Water Rates: $2,305.39 per annum (Approx.) 2022-2023
Strata Rates: $1,650.00 per quarter (Approx.) 2023-2024
Please call Michael Harries on 0434 076 229 for further details
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Key details
Bedrooms:
2
Bathrooms:
2
Garage Spaces:
2
Property type:
Apartment
Block Size:
557 m²*
Other Details
Lot:
1
Legal description:
S042245/1
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Legal description: S042245/1
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07 Apr 2024
Sold
Dethridge Groves Real Estate
Listed: 13/12/2023
Transfer type: Full transfer
07 Apr 2024
Sold
Dethridge Groves Real Estate
Listed: 13/12/2023
Transfer type: Full transfer
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Listing ID: 182165635. This listing has been viewed 59 times. It was first displayed on 13/12/2023 and last updated on 07/04/2024.
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