21 Rockett Street, Northam WA 6401

My Gran lived in a house just like this one and my recent inspection brought childhood memories flooding back of me running down her jarrah floorboard hallway. Perhaps you can relive your childhood too.
It's a 1915 built weatherboard and iron cottage full of charm and character rarely seen in today's modern constructed homes. A front verandah that returns around the side offers views towards the town centre.

There are 2 bedrooms, lounge with original open fire place, kitchen with door to the side verandah, combined bathroom/toilet and a handy vestibule; a big room in the centre of the house that can be used for a meals, study or activity area.

A long back verandah seems to go to waste actually and ideally could be enclosed to create another bedroom. The laundry is at the far end. Attached to the back of the house is a carport that doubles as a patio area for outdoor entertainment and an older garden shed.

The reverse cycle room air conditioner is near-new, there's gas room heating too, gas stove and an electric storage hot water unit.

This property's R30 zoning should support, subject to Shire and WA Planning Commission, a subdivision of the gigantic 1 214sqm block with 2 street plus rear laneway frontages.

It's so close to the local primary school it's not funny. Your kids should depart and return from school in complete safety under your watchful eye.

Tired of cooking each night? The opulent Duke's Inn with tapas restaurant and wine garden is a tiny 500m / 7 minute walk down the hill.