128 Wray Ave, Fremantle WA 6160

Set back from the road surrounded by Eucalypts, the architecture of this four bedroom character home is reminiscent of an interwar period bungalow. The 637sqm block is zoned R30, with two street frontages on Ashburton Terrace and Wray Avenue. This desirable location is just three minutes' drive to the South Terrace café strip or into Fremantle.

Built in the 1930's, the heritage listed single storey weatherboard workers cottage in the city ward retains many period features including high ceilings, jarrah timber flooring, stained glass and ceiling roses which create a home filled with character and warmth. Enter via a timber decked verandah where you can sit and watch the passers-by on Wray Ave. Inside, the layout is typical of the era. A short hallway leads past two large bedrooms which peel off either side, followed by a further two bedrooms. The spacious main bedroom features decorative cornices and a fireplace with an attractive jarrah mantle.

The living room also features a decorative fireplace flanked by convenient built in storage and elegant half wall jarrah panelling. High vaulted ceiling in the kitchen and dining area, and a wall of timber framed windows and glass doors fill the space with natural light. The kitchen offers timber cabinetry and benchtops as well as gas cooking and adjoins a neat bathroom with a combined bath-shower.