Land never goes out of fashion.

Tightly held for the last 25 years this 3 bedroom (plus study) , 2 bathroom, 2 living area home has great bones and is on a big 760m2, ready for you to make it your own.

Perfect Raphael Park precinct location paired with classic red bricks and a white picket fence make for an undeniably wonderful opportunity.

With original construction circa 1920 and significant renovations completed in the 1960s and beyond, 64 Cargill Street is a home with plenty of history.
You’ll love the high ceilings and wide jarrah boards in the older part of the home.
From the timber lined ceiling of the formal entrance to the magnificent bay window (complete with window seat) in the main bedroom, this home sits apart from the crowd.

With 760m2 of land this is a near-city block to boast about!
The big backyard is the blank canvas you’ve been looking for.
There is space for whatever you want.
Backyard cricket, a pool, chooks, vege patch or granny flat, it is all possible!

The generous rear living room of the home offers the best of modern living, with high ceilings, and combining the living, dining and kitchen space, all linking directly to the large paved undercover alfresco area.
Hard wearing natural slate floors offer a practical flooring solution.
The kitchen features plenty of storage and acres of bench space, ready for you to cook up a storm!

The expanse of paved undercover alfresco lets you enjoy shady late summer days outdoors with family and friends, and keeps the pets and kids dry (and outside) on those endless winter days.

With its organic expansion over time there is a surprising amount of extra space in this home.
The formal dining has been variously a craft room and a study over the years, whilst the smaller study room at the front entrance has even been used as a fourth bedroom in the past!

• NBN
• Split reverse cycle air conditioning
• Ducted evaporative air conditioning
• Solar hot water system (electric booster)
• Garden shed
• Feature fireplace

Location Matters!
On the city’s doorstep and walking distance to the Swan River, Raphael Park, Albany Highway (Perth’s most popular foodie strip), regular public transport and a plethora of public and private schools.

As rare as unicorn tears homes on original green titled blocks in Victoria Park rarely become available.
Inspection is a must

Council Rates: $2,418.16 2025/26
Water Rates: $1,259.83 2024/25