49A Lichfield Street is my go-to example of how to renovate an original 1920’s weatherboard worker’s cottage.

Executed simply and neatly this home rolls the charm and warmth of yesteryear up with the convenience of comfortable contemporary living. Successfully injecting light and space into a nearly 100 year old home.

With three generous bedrooms and a modern semi-ensuite bathroom boasting a wall hung double vanity, flooded with natural light from the highlight window, the home provides plenty of accommodation. A second WC in its own powder-room is a surprising additional convenience.

The hero of this home is the open-plan rear living room that links seamlessly to the decked alfresco under-cover area through a bank of powder-coated stacker doors. Perfectly suited to our laid back Western Australian lifestyle, you will entertain with ease.

An occasional outdoor living space has been created with the clever use of recycled red bricks, a place to relax in solitude, to read, or just kick back and catch some afternoon sunshine.

Indoors the clever design continues with a modern kitchen, bound to impress your mates whilst you whip up some grub. Engineered stone bench tops, an integrated dishwasher, surprising windows as splash-backs, an island breakfast-bar with waterfall end, timber toned mixed with gloss white cabinetry and plenty of practical storage.

Equipped with NBN (FTTP = endless Netflix), split system reverse cycle air conditioners, ceiling fans, security alarm, a fully fenced front yard with an auto sliding gate and much more. On a 254m2 survey strata block, this is the Clayton’s character home you’ve always wanted, all the charm and none of the work!

A stroll to Perth’s most vibrant cafe and restaurant strip, a short bus trip on event days to the new Optus Stadium, and within biking distance of the river and city.

Don’t mess around, this is your chance to grab a slice of the #vicparklife.

Council Rates (FY17/18) – $2,022.39
Water Rates (FY16/17) – $1,049.59
Strata Fees – n/a