16 Pearse Street, NORTH FREMANTLE

Please Register to inspect this property. When inspection times are scheduled / changed or the property is no longer available, only those registered will be advised. Step into a piece of Fremantle's history with this beautifully preserved 1890s limestone and iron worker's cottage. Rich in character, the home showcases soaring ceilings, honey-toned jarrah floorboards, original fireplaces, and ornate archways. Three generous bedrooms provide comfort and flexibility, while a striking exposed brick archway opens to the light-filled open-plan kitchen, living and dining extension, complete with a mezzanine-style loft above. At the rear, a private north-facing courtyard garden offers a perfect space for relaxing or entertaining. Seamlessly blending heritage charm with modern living, this inviting home is just moments from the beach, the river, and North Fremantle's vibrant cafes, bars and restaurants - delivering a lifestyle of ease and convenience. Features: • Three spacious bedrooms with tall sash windows • Soaring ceilings, jarrah floorboards & exposed brick archways • Ducted air-conditioning throughout the home • Original timber fireplaces & heritage details throughout • Open-plan kitchen, dining & living with large loft above • Private courtyard garden • External laundry/store room • Street parking only Location: • Walk to the Port Beach or the Swan River! • Short stroll to North Fremantle cafés, bars & restaurants • Easy access to Stirling Highway • Close to parks, cycle paths & Fremantle CBD A home with history, heart and lifestyle. (Please note the pull down attic is not for use by the tenant) To APPLY, you must INSPECT the property FIRST. It's easy, simply click on EMAIL AGENT / CONTACT AGENT, enter your details and receive notifications of the next inspection time. Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by third parties 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.