14 Mccleery Street, Beaconsfield WA 6162

"Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not the fish they are after" Henry David Thoreau

Perhaps it is the allure of a lifestyle next to the ocean ?

There are lists of reasons why this part of Beaconsfield is so highly sought after. But the relaxed, coastal lifestyle on offer here would have to rank highly for most.

A 12 minute stroll in the morning will have you ankle deep in the pristine white sands of South Beach.

Once you've dried off, a 3 minute walk to the 'terrace' will see you sitting down to eggs done your way, while you scroll your news feed.

On Fremantle's border, 14 Mccleery St provides an opportunity to either get into an entry level property ripe for improvements OR to start again with your plans for the dream home.

The existing home has witnessed decades of cherished family memories.Now for the first time, it is coming to market for its next chapter.

The natural elevation of this property lends itself to significant potential coastal views from a second storey. A super quiet, tree lined street steps to the vibrant cafe and restaurant zone of South Terrace ticks so many boxes.

Buying property at grass roots level in a phenomenal location surely has to be a solid long term investment?

Green titled with the sewer line off the back corner means great options as a building block.

Location highlights (approx distances) :

South Terrace Cafe Strip 600 m
Fremantle Sailing Club 950 m
South Beach 1 km
Fishermans Harbour 1.4 km
Fremantle Markets 1.5 km
Kwinana Feeway 7.8 km
Murdoch University 6.8 km
Fiona Stanley Hospital 7.9 km
Garden City Shopping & Restaurant Centre 7.8km

***PROPERTY IS TO BE SOLD AS IS***

Water Rates $1202 pa
Council rates approx $1600 pa

Contact me on 0412 028 555 to organise your viewing.

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.