165 Fern Road, Wilson WA 6107

Spacious Riverside Retreat | Family Living in a Prime Location

To be sold via Openn Offers with offers closing Wednesday 5th March 2025 @5.30pm - contact Charlie for a price guide and a link to participate.

Welcome to this charming riverside retreat, boasting four generous living areas ideal for growing families. Ideally positioned near the Canning River, with easy access via Fern Road or Bridge Street, and just moments from the iconic Café Lo Quay. This home enjoys a street-front location, low-maintenance gardens, a spacious patio overlooking a private yard, and a tranquil feature pond.

Features Include:

- 2006 Brick and Tile double storey construction
- Spacious kitchen with a pantry overlooking the outdoor area and dining
- 407sqm survey strata block with no strata fees
- Ducted evap. air conditioning in the upstairs, reverse cycle downstairs with gas bayonet in lounge for heating
- Master bedroom downstairs with walk in robes and ensuite
- Well-appointed bathroom with shower, bath and vanity
- Gable double garage with automatic roller door
- Private alfresco entertainment area overlooking the garden
- Garden shed to the side of the house
- Recently repainted upstairs area
- Security screens on the front and back doors
- Excellent street appeal with a rendered front and well-manicured gardens
- Generous storage under the stairwell

All of this situated in an idyllic location being a short stroll to Margaret Street Park, the Canning River and lo quay park as well as being 2.5km from Perth's largest shopping hubs, Westfield Carousel and Riverton Forum, 2.5km from Curtin University, and 3km from the Cannington train station (currently being upgraded as part of Metronet) and just 8km from Perth's CBD!

Contact Charlie for more information on this spacious family sized 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.