36 Carnac Street, Fremantle WA 6160

36 Carnac Street is positioned in one of the most desirable cul-de-sacs in Fremantle and was originally built in 1894 for William Efford, a lighthouse keeper at Arthur Head. Today this home has been transformed into a charming modern-day residence with a delightful garden studio.
Set behind attractive secure timber gates this property will transport you to another place and time, its Romanesque courtyard designed for serious entertaining or complete relaxation and privacy.

With a seamless blend of traditional and smart contemporary features this single level home offers easy and comfortable liveability with three sizable rooms (currently all bedrooms). Throughout the home there are fireplaces, French doors, deep sash windows, wide Baltic and Jarrah timber flooring and typically high decorative ceilings.

Substantial limestone walls and beautifully proportioned rooms create a sense of elegance to the history of this home. It has been tastefully enhanced with a stunning kitchen, innovative skylights and attractive white shutters.
The outdoor entertaining area is generous and is complemented by a high quality undercover decked patio with convenient zip track blinds to protect from the wind, rain or too much sun.
The nearby air-conditioned studio features built-in robes, a smart ensuite and attractive bifold doors. This versatile space could potentially provide a passive income, accommodation for family or guests, a home office or creative space.
Steeped in history and combined with a unique and tranquil setting this home will attract buyers pursuing a community lifestyle that offers cafes, beaches, wine bars, schools and much more right on your doorstep!

Additional Information: Stunning stone bench tops, dishwasher, split air conditioning systems, attractive built-in robes, beautiful white timber shutters, innovative skylights, studio with ensuite, scope for further off-street parking, environmentally friendly garden, quality security screens, & positioned on a 331sqm Green Title Lot.