16/2-4 Pensioner Guard Road

North Fremantle WA 6159

Wake up and start your day with a run along the water before grabbing a coffee at the Queen Victoria Street hub nearby, where locals love popular spots like Brucetown, Ooh Coffee, Mrs Brown Bar, Flipside Burgers, Wild Bakery, Mojo's Bar and Autentici Pizza e Gelato. You will love being able to walk to dinner, drinks and entertainment from this central spot while shops, health and fitness amenities and community clubs are also on your doorstep.

Spend your summer weekends enjoying the beaches and coastal dining at Leighton with spots like Bib & Tucker and Palette or walk over the bridge to popular spots like Tradewinds, Jetty Bar & Eats, The Left Bank and Dome. The buzzing Fremantle cappuccino strip is a quick drive or Uber away and there is easy public transport into the CBD nearby. This is a very easy to live in location.

Built in 2005, the apartment has been thoughtfully updated with upgrades including new floors, lighting and a complete bathroom renovation. Beautiful honey-coloured bamboo floors run throughout the open-plan kitchen, living and dining, a bright, airy and welcoming space that you will love to come home to.

Push aside the black-framed sliding door to open up the living area to the nicely sheltered balcony. With a Merbau timber feature wall and wall of windows above, the balcony can be used all year-round as an extension of your living space. Open it up in summer to enjoy the breezes or keep it closed in winter to create more cosy livable space. There are blockout blinds to the windows here.

The kitchen is eye-catching with white cabinetry and black benchtops teamed with a tiled splashback. The kitchen is a great size with good amounts of storage and bench space including a corner pantry. There is a central island bench with timber benchtop and wine storage beneath. Invite guests to take a seat at the breakfast bar and enjoy a wine while you prep a plate of hors d'oeuvre before heading out to dinner. The kitchen has a DeLonghi dishwasher, wall oven, microwave recess and electric cooktop.

In the spacious bedroom, a large triple door built-in robe offers plenty of storage. The bathroom is stunning, with design cues that hint at North Fremantle's industrial past. Wall-to-wall subway tiles are complemented by a black framed mirror with recessed lighting while a cool statement timber vanity offers plenty of storage.

The apartment has split-system air-conditioning, a European laundry, a single exclusive use car bay, storeroom and there is secure access into the building, which has a lift.

If living near the water sounds like heaven to you, this lovely apartment could be your perfect next move.

FEATURES:
• Top Floor Apartment
• North-facing, full of natural light
• 80sqm living space including terrace
• 4sqm of basement storage
• Exclusive use of undercover car bay
• A short stroll to the Swan River foreshore
• Walk to North Fremantle train station
• Walk to local cafes, Wild Bakery, popular restaurants
• Walk to Leighton Beach
• AirBnB is permitted
• Pets allowed

Rates & Local Information:
Water Rates: TBC (2024/25)
City of Fremantle Council Rates: $2,208.18 (2025/26)
Strata Rates: $1,200 p/q
Zoning: R60
Primary School Catchment: North Fremantle Primary School
Secondary School Catchments: John Curtin College of the Arts, Fremantle College, Melville Senior High School and Shenton College

DISCLAIMER: Any floor or building area figures stated in this advertisement represent a calculation of the lot area, which may include balconies, car bays, storage areas, and other spaces in addition to internal living space. Prospective buyers are advised to refer to the strata plan to verify the specific areas comprising the total figures provided. Furthermore, all information contained in this advertisement is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information supplied by third parties, including the Seller and relevant local authorities, 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 are encouraged to undertake their own independent enquiries.