105 Harborne Street

Wembley WA 6014

Elevated & sitting proud, this beautifully preserved residence epitomises the warmth & charm of its era.The deep wrap around verandah offers views to the Perth CBD skyline & Lake Monger, as well as providing the perfect space to enjoy the morning sun.As soon as you enter you will appreciate the sense of grandeur achieved through 11 foot high ceilings, original archways, intricate cornices & solid jarrah timber floorboards.This home is comfortable all year round with multiple fireplaces as well as a ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning system.At the end of the hallway you will find a modern extension with a spacious kitchen/dining area that is surrounded by the lush & established gardens of the backyard.Set on 645sqm of prime elevated land and backing on to Sweetapple Lane, the options for rear access and further extensions are endless.Features: - Spacious master with gas converted fire place- Two well sized secondary bedrooms with built in mirrored robes- Powered shed at the rear- Laundry & toilet off the kitchen area which can be accessed from the side of the home- Alarm system- Established and mature gardens Location: (all distances are approximate)This superb Wembley location puts everything in easy reach - the beach, Perth City, Leederville, Subiaco, Floreat Forum and more:- Nestled 140m from Lake Monger (Galup)- In the sought after catchment of Wembley Primary School (850m away) & Bob Hawke College- 400m from the closest bus stop- 700m from local institutions like Mummuc & Monsterella!- Instant access to Freeways North and SouthParticulars- Tenanted at $810 per week until July 2025- Annual Council rates of $1,956- Annual water rates of $1,404Don't miss your chance to view this perfectly preserved character residence that you will be proud to call home.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.