Step back in time and appreciate this absolute beauty…… This classic home has been with only one family since it was quality built in the late 1940's. Boasting two good sized bedrooms plus sleepout, two bathrooms, high ceilings, timber floorboards and a huge workshop / garage. Features Include: - Main Bedroom with ceiling fan and built in wardrobes - Spacious second bedroom with ceiling fan and air conditioning - Separate sleepout with louvre windows (could be a third bedroom) - Main living area with air conditioning and wood fireplace - Kitchen with electric cooking and original freestanding cooker - Dining room of the kitchen with ceiling fan - Laundry with storage, second shower and separate toilet - Large rear alfresco - Freestanding garage / workshop - Front porch overlooking enclosed front yard (perfect for the kids to play) Let's talk land potential: This block is a MASSIVE 1072sqm Option 1 – Retain the house and rent it out while you plan your next move (development potential with R30 to retain and build two properties on the rear, STCA) Option 2 – Live in the property and enjoy the abundance of space and keep it as your future nest egg! Option 3 – Knock it down and build your own dream house on a massive block! Location Proximity (approximately) - Local Restaurants - Totally Thai 1.2km - Carlisle Train Station - 850m - Oat Street Train Station – 450m - Carlisle Hotel - 350m - East Vic Park Shopping Centre – 2.0km - Mineral Resources Park - 2.0km - Perth Stadium - 5.5km - Perth City – 11.7km Green Title - 1072sqm Water Rates - $982.35 per annum approximately Council Rates – $1,323.29 per annum approximately There really is an abundance of options here. Land of this size in Carlisle is soon to be gone! This rare opportunity will not last long! Contact Brendon Jose and Davide Palermo for viewing today! 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.