9 Chamberlain Street O'Connor WA 6163

Positioned on approximately 500sqm of prime land just minutes from Fremantle, this charming 1950s character home presents an outstanding opportunity to secure a well-located property with future potential. Conveniently close to shops, schools, cafés and everyday amenities, the lifestyle on offer is hard to beat.

Inside, the home has been beautifully maintained and thoughtfully renovated, blending timeless character features with modern comfort. High ceilings, polished timber floors and feature French doors create a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout.

The renovated kitchen and bathroom are both presented impeccably, while the spacious verandah provides the perfect place to relax and enjoy the home's classic appeal.

Externally, the property offers exciting scope for further improvements, landscaping or renovation, allowing buyers to add their own style and value over time. Comfortable to move straight into and enjoy, with plenty of potential to enhance further in the future.

The property is currently undergoing subdivision, with titles expected prior to settlement in approximately 3–4 months. There will be only one residence at the rear with no common property. New Colourbond fencing between the front and rear homes is to be negotiated.

Features include:

Approx. 500sqm block
Classic 1950s character home
3 bedrooms
Renovated kitchen
Renovated bathroom
Polished timber floors throughout
Very high ceilings
French doors to the main bedroom and living area
Spacious front verandah
Split system air conditioning to main bedroom and living area
Gas point for heating
New gas hot water system

Tenancy Details:
Currently leased at $600 per week until December 2026.

For more information contact:
Jim Moncrieff – 0409 890 001
Rebecca Sarecini – 0493 379 359

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.