On an old fashioned 1/4 acre block (1012m2) this elevated 1950 built jarrah framed and fibro clad home is ready for some love.

Surrounded by new builds 93 Canterbury Street is truly an opportunity to secure a chunk of land on the City’s doorstep.

R20 zoning makes this potentially a big duplex site with the opportunity to retain and build.

With views back over leafy East Victoria Park to the Perth hills, the outlook is certainly bright for a clever Buyer.

Yes, the 3 bedroom home is less than perfect, and is being sold as inspected.
So bring your mate Bob the Builder and have a good look at the structure (actually looks pretty solid!)
The rooms are big, the bones are good, and the jarrah floors could be amazing.

Typically a fibro home like this could be reclad as a weatherboard and insulated at the same time.
With the current building setback, here is even the potential to extend forward on the building and totally change the façade.

These blocks are like hen’s teeth and getting very hard to find.
The original subdivision on Canterbury Terrace was created in 1941 by the Workers’ Homes Boards – 50% of the homes built were allocated to returned servicemen, a popular scheme at the time.
Can you imagine the Government handing out 1/4 acre blocks today!

Be quick a secure your future.
Build the family home, subdivide, or just land-bank in this rapidly gentrifying location.

Water – $896.47 p/annum
Council – $1,426.24 p/annum