For over 126 years, the 3 bedroom cottage has played an important roll in Guildford's historic past, steeped in nostalgia and is part of the Guildford Anzac Poppy Trail. From the appealing facade to the rear garden the freshly painted home has been lovingly maintained; any updates were carefully undertaken to blend perfectly with the style of the era.

The waxed sash windows, high ceilings, wood floors, and fireplaces give the home a purity of style that is uniquely unpretentious and utterly delightful. The central hallway with its 3 bedrooms and formal lounge leads to the dining space and original styled kitchen complete with 'Metters' Wood Stove. Beyond the meals area is the bathroom and laundry. Then, out to the large shady pergola and low maintenance back garden, where there is. plenty of parking space and a double garage.

This is a special community Just moments away from The Helena River and the historic Guildford Township, with its cafes, fascinating boutiques and old pubs. You can catch the train to The City or nearby Midland with its great shopping, or drive to the scenic Swan Valley, home to Vineyards and artisan crafts. Plus, you have such easy access to The Airport and The City and with a variety of Schools and Colleges nearby including the renowned Guildford Grammar school..
In conclusion there are many documented stories to tell. Including the one of 4 members of Martha Jones's family, residents of No 8 who went to fight with the Anzacs in the First World War. History literally emanates throughout this truly gorgeous cottage.

COMPRISING
3 bedrooms
1 bathrooms
Formal lounge
Kitchen and dining
Double garage

FEATURES
Woden floors
High ceilings
Waxed sash windows
3 fireplaces
Pergola

Council rates: Approx: $1,189.66 per annum.
Water rates: Approx: $1,189.66 per annum.