32 Hamilton St, East Fremantle

What a huge opportunity awaits you at this fabulous old home! Thought to have been built between 1911 and 1921, this character home has had a 60's style frontage and double carport added that is no doubt hiding a gorgeous heritage facade. This is the ideal renovation project for larger families. There is so much you can do as the home is huge! There are five bedrooms to play with, a massive lounge, a dining, family and kitchen.

The home needs a lot of work but most is cosmetic as it has a brand new roof and was re-wired in the last three years. The floorboards are all lovely old jarrah but need to be sanded and polished. Some of the old carpet is still in the rooms and is fairly bright - very 60's, especially the orange-yellow shag in the lounge! You'll probably want to rip this up and reveal the floorboard beneath! Also in the lounge, marble was brought in from Italy to create the mother's dream fireplace. The room itself is large and light with north facing windows and even a chandelier. This will be a gorgeous room for entertaining and relaxing with the family.

The original bathroom and kitchen are both in need of complete renovations. There are a lot of options here as you could do a small extension off the rear adding to the L shape configuration and create an open plan kitchen, dining, family and relocate the family bathroom. The original bathroom could become an ensuite to the master bedroom.

The high ceilings and long central corridor give a sense of the dramatic with a great sense of space. This home is a bit of a white elephant right now but with a bit of elbow grease will become a glorious heritage manor home sitting on a street full of beautifully restored properties.

The home is well located on the block leaving a beautiful large garden and a side verandah that faces north coming off the lounge. There are a heap of mature trees to provide shade and a massive garage / workshop up the back, the perfect man cave and great for boys with toys!

The home has had five owners over the years including Dr Max Canning, whom the Canning Medical Centre was named after, and a grandson of Alfred Canning, the government surveyor whom everything was named after!

On top of this BIG Opportunity, you are in a beautiful, leafy, low traffic street with a park at the end of the road, within walking distance to George Street, close to the river and an easy walk to watch the local footy at home. You are in the Richmond Primary School and the John Curtin Collage of the Arts intake areas. This is a fabulous family area where kids grow up knowing their neighbours, playing at each others homes and neighbours say hello when they meet. This is your chance to get in now, make this lovely manor your own, add heaps of equity and enjoy a fantastic lifestyle. Don't Miss Out!