2 Binns Court

North Fremantle WA 6159

This home represents a fantastic opportunity for investors or a family that would like to turn the home into a multigenerational dwelling or generate another income stream. There are conceptual drawings for a second dwelling to be added; utilising the block's dual street addresses of Binns Court and Thompson Road. As is, this is a lovely, solid family home. A classic 90s brick build, the house has been completely renovated with new bathrooms and kitchen, jarrah flooring and upgraded windows, doors and shutters.

Surrounded by mature trees and gardens, the house has a feeling of privacy and retreat, tucked beyond leafy gardens. The water-wise verge gardens feature natives and Mediterranean plantings including mature olive trees, and are even home to blue tongue lizards.

The home makes a lovely first impression. An elevated front veranda can be enclosed with shutters, making it usable year-round. Start your mornings strolling the Masson Mews walking trails on your doorstep, enjoying the clifftop views across scenic Rocky Bay; return home to take your coffee on the veranda. Here you are walking distance to popular coastal eateries including MRKT Space, The Orange Box, Palette Fremantle and Bib and Tucker. The house is also a few minutes to the cafe and shopping hub of Queen Victoria Street, North Fremantle Primary School and childcare.

A charming entry foyer has jarrah floors and timeless timber staircases. One leads down to a bonus level - a fantastic basement with polished jarrah floors, painted brick walls and exposed timber ceilings with steel beams; a perfect nod to North Fremantle's industrial roots. This multi-purpose room is ideal as another lounge, a wine cellar, art studio, playroom or teenage retreat.

Off the entry foyer is the spacious main bedroom with jarrah floors and four windows. Open them up to let in the gentle sea breezes. There is another large bedroom nearby, currently a home office.

On the upper floor are two wonderfully oversized bedrooms, both with high ceilings, plenty of natural light and sweeping neighbourhood views. There are two beautifully renovated bathrooms, one in travertine with a bath and shower, and Corian-topped vanity. There is also a combined laundry and bathroom, a light-filled room with zellige tiles and sea green herringbone tile floor.

The entry foyer flows into the open-plan kitchen, living and dining with high ceilings and northern light. Push aside the sliding doors to open the room up to the courtyard garden. Pretty and private, here you can dine alfresco surrounded by mature trees including frangipani, native hibiscus and lemon.

The contemporary kitchen has white Corian benchtops, a white farmhouse sink, Ariston range with gas cooktop and Bosch dishwasher. A scullery offers generous pantry storage.

A large, high-ceilinged double garage with windows offers ample storage. Charming barn-style doors connect the garage to the courtyard. There is also a garden shed with power that could potentially become a workshop.

A friendly community; Binns Court residents throw a street Christmas party each year. If you are looking for a warm, welcoming family home in a dream location, this could be the one.

FEATURES
- Designed by local architect Tom Roberts
- Reverse cycle aircon throughout
- Two living zones
- Jarrah floors
- Solid 90's constructed home industrial features
- Located in North Fremantle's narrow peninsular strip
- Walk to Leighton beach, cafes and train station

Rates & Local Information:
Water Rates: $1,586.97 p/a (2022/23)
City of Fremantle Council Rates: $3376 p/a (2023/24)
Zoning: R25
Primary School Catchment: North Fremantle Primary School
Secondary School Catchments: Shenton College, John Curtin College, Fremantle College & Melville Senior High School

DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided 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 should make their own independent enquiries.