Set within a charming Plympton streetscape, this early-1900s weatherboard and iron worker’s cottage blends timeless character with a beautifully reimagined interior. From the outset, its classic façade hints at heritage appeal – but step inside, and the scale, light, and contemporary design unfold in unexpected and impressive ways.
Jarrah and Oregon timber floors ground the home in its history, while a thoughtfully executed extension introduces flexibility and seamless indoor-outdoor living across a generous 508sqm block. Positioned close to the river, the location is equally compelling – surrounded by quality schools and the vibrant cafés, dining spots, bars, and boutique retail of the George Street precinct.
Beyond the recycled brick and white picket fence, a traditional veranda leads into a central hallway, where high ceilings and generous proportions define the original rooms. Two large front spaces offer versatility, with one opening through striking vintage timber doors into an additional expansive, air-conditioned room – ideal for living, working, or accommodating guests. A crisp, modern bathroom sits conveniently nearby.
Travelling further through, the home opens into a light-filled living, dining, and kitchen zone designed for connection and ease. The sleek white kitchen, complete with a large island bench, anchors the space – flowing effortlessly to the dining area and out through tall glass doors to a timber deck and lush atrium garden. The eastern outlook invites greenery and a sense of openness, enhancing the home’s tranquil atmosphere.
The master suite continues this theme of space and retreat – generous in scale, air-conditioned, and complete with a walk-in robe and private ensuite. Its northern orientation captures natural light throughout the day, while concertina doors open onto a secluded deck with a plunge spa, creating a true indoor-outdoor sanctuary.
Below, the landscaped garden unfolds as a serene escape, with entertaining zones, a calming water feature, and established greenery. A secondary deck wraps around a magnificent mature gum tree, offering a shaded setting to relax and unwind.
In a sought-after riverside pocket, this is a home that pairs heritage charm with contemporary comfort – delivering flexible living, abundant light, and a seamless connection to its natural surroundings.
Property Features:
• Beautifully reimagined early 1900s weatherboard and iron cottage
• Plympton streetscape just moments from the river
• Walk to the vibrant George Street precinct – cafés, dining and boutiques
• Generous 508sqm block blending heritage charm with modern living
• Original jarrah and Oregon timber floors throughout
• Traditional central hallway with high ceilings and spacious front rooms
• Flexible front living zones with large multipurpose room
• Modern kitchen with white cabinetry and oversized island
• Light-filled open-plan living and dining
• Seamless indoor–outdoor flow to multiple timber decks
• Lush atrium garden enhancing natural light and greenery
• Expansive north-facing master suite with walk-in robe and ensuite
• Private master deck with plunge spa for relaxed outdoor living
• Spacious, serene landscaped rear garden with entertaining zones and water feature
• Mature gum tree with shaded decked retreat
• Charming street appeal with white picket fence and magnolia plantings
• Friendly, walkable neighbourhood close to schools and river
• School catchment: East Fremantle Primary School and John Curtin College
For more information please call Exclusive Selling Agents Stefanie Dobro on 0409 229 115 or Catherine Fenna on 0447 780 509.
Council Rates: $3,657.29 per annum (approx)
Water Rates: $1,931.37 per annum (approx)
