73B Thompson Road

North Fremantle WA 6159

Set on the narrowest section of the North Fremantle peninsula, from here it is an easy walk to both beach and river. Spend your summer mornings at Leighton Beach before meeting friends for breakfast at iconic eateries like Palette, Bib & Tucker or The Orange Box. Grab your morning coffee from nearby Queen Victoria Street where popular local hangouts include Wild Bakery, Brucetown and Ooh Coffee. Head back in the evenings for dinner or drinks at The Bridge House, Mrs Brown Bar, Flipside Burgers or Piggy Food Co or drive to the Fremantle cappuccino strip. Walk the dog to the dog park by the river or make the most of the waterfront walk and cycle tracks. Minutes to shopping in Claremont and Cottesloe, North Fremantle Primary School, childcare, public transport, playground and parks, as well as community hubs like the Bowlo and North Fremantle Social Farm, this is a dream location.

Tucked on a rear block off Thompson Road, the house has an inviting, retreat-like feel. Beautifully restored jarrah floors have been teamed with fresh white walls and exposed brick. Stunning high ceilings showcase the original ceiling beams, painted white.

The heart of the home is the airy, open-plan kitchen, living and dining with veranda with original tongue-and-groove eaves and new gutters. The home wraps around a pretty courtyard with red brick walls and climbing fig, with picture windows that bring the outdoors in.

To the living is a built-in storage unit with American oak top, complementing the spacious modern kitchen with white engineered stone benchtops and generous storage. A freestanding island bench with breakfast bar seating is a beautiful design element, featuring reclaimed jarrah from the original home and a modern pendant light above. The kitchen has an induction cooktop, oven, microwave recess, dishwasher and plumbing for a fridge.

Charming vintage doors feature through the interiors - one to the exquisite main suite. High ceilings with a skylight, a stained glass window and modern wall and pendant lights add to the luxe feel while European double doors open onto the wraparound veranda.

The main suite has a dressing room with pretty whitewashed brick walls and a modern ensuite given a splash of colour with an eye-catching original stained glass window. Here is a spacious walk-in shower with rainshower and handheld, a vanity with engineered stone benchtop and a full linen closet offering plenty of storage.

Exposed brick walls add texture to the centre of the home, which holds the second bedroom and family bathroom with stained glass window and spacious shower with flush floor.

There is nice separation between each of the three bedrooms, offering versatility and privacy for different family set-ups. One bedroom is set centrally and has double doors to the outdoors. The third bedroom has jarrah floors, soaring ceilings and an antique Victorian door and sits alongside the combined entry foyer and laundry with feature archway.

The long driveway offers space for two cars to be parked tandem, and the garden offers plenty of storage with a tidy shed with painted concrete floor. The home has split system air-conditioning.

A dream home for busy professional couples, small families, or downsizers or retirees looking for a single level, low-maintenance property, this beautiful coastal home won't last long.

FEATURES
• Renovations completed Jan 2026
• Renovated by progressive design firm Hubble Design
• External storage shed
• Original stained glass feature windows and doors
• Original solid jarrah floorboards
• Polished aggregate floors
• Two lot strata
• Walk to Leighton beach, popular local cafes and the train station
• Situated on the North Fremantle peninsula
• Aircon to living area
• High ceilings

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