243 Charles Street, North Perth WA 6006

Based in sought after North Perth, this original brick & tile European classical home, built in the 1960s, offers a unique 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence which could be lived in, rented out or subdivided (subject to council approval).


The block is zoned R60 and boasts 18.1m of street frontage with an impressive 46.5m depth. This property is primed for development and gives the buyer opportunities to capitalise on this unique offering. The purchase of this property gives the buyer endless possibilities including a build, up to 3 levels high and up to 5 ground level units or a boutique apartment.

Property Features:

. 3 spacious bedrooms

. 2 bathrooms

. Additional room which could be used as a home office or for a storage room

. 2 garages to fit up to five cars, second garage is detached at rear of the property

. 2 large outdoor patio areas

. Garden and shed at rear of the property

What's nearby?

. Less than 3km to Perth's CBD

. Approximately (1.2km) to Hyde Park

. Less than 500m to Charles Veryard Reserve

. Approximately 1km to Beatty Park Leisure Centre

. Approximately 1km to the relaxing Angove Street cafe strip.

. Less than 2km to the famous Leederville Restaurant, Cafe and Bar strip.

. Aranmore Catholic College approximately (1.6km). Mount Lawley Senior High School (3.5km)

. Less than 750m to North Perth Primary School. Less than 2km to Aranmore Catholic Primary School.


All of the above is subject to council approval.

Viewings by private inspection only,

Sold on 'as is' basis.

You can't get better than this, don't miss your chance to secure your next home or investment!

To book your private inspection or any further information, please contact Curtis Multari on 0498 514 870 or email at [email protected]

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.