3/18 John Street, North Fremantle, WA, 6159

Situated in one of North Fremantle’s prime locations overlooking Gill Fraser Reserve and the Swan River.

This is a very rare opportunity to secure a highly sought-after one-off terrace home.

Originally designed by Roger Pateman in the late 80s, this unique development is made up of individually crafted homes that combine recycled materials with clever design. This particular home is one of only three front terraces, and it’s full of charm and personality. The current owner has loved living here for over 20 years and it’s easy to see why.

Inside, the home feels spacious yet cosy, with high ceilings, exposed brick, sash windows, leadlight doors, and beautiful recycled timber throughout. The open-plan living and dining area features a welcoming fireplace, and the large, country-style kitchen is perfect for cooking and entertaining.

The front courtyard connects directly to John Street and Gill Fraser Reserve, making it easy to enjoy everything this riverside location has to offer. Out the back, there’s a peaceful, European-style courtyard with northern light, ideal for relaxing day or night. You’ll also find off-street parking for two cars and a handy combined laundry and bathroom downstairs.

Upstairs offers flexible living with three bedrooms, including a bright rear bedroom, a central guest room, and a spacious front bedroom that opens onto a private balcony with river views.
There’s even a loft space above that works as a study or huge walk-in robe, plus a big bathroom with a classic country feel.

The front balcony is a real highlight, perfect for your morning coffee or winding down with a drink while watching the sun set over the river.

If you’re after something a little different, full of character, and in an unbeatable location – this could be the one.

3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car

Call Nathan now for further details.

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