19 Howard Street

Hidden away on a quiet, leafy street, this free-standing Federation beauty is one of four sister homes built around the turn of the century. It perfectly encapsulates everything that makes Fremantle living so magical: timeless history and heritage lovingly preserved, paired with the effortless walkability of a cool, inner-city setting. Behind the classic brick and iron facade, a traditional bullnose veranda offers a north-facing perch to sit with a morning coffee and watch the world go by. Step through the electronic front door lock into a long, welcoming hallway that carries the airy grace of yesteryear. Soaring ceilings, wide jarrah floorboards, extra-wide Victorian skirting boards and picture rails immediately set a tone of historic elegance. For modern functionality, a drop-down ladder provides easy access to substantial attic storage. The layout is thoughtfully zoned for comfort and flexibility. The master bedroom at the front is spacious, bright and beautiful, boasting white plantation shutters, a ceiling fan and a generous wall of built-in wardrobes. A second large bedroom also sits off the hallway, featuring a ceiling fan and character details. Both bedrooms and the main living zone enjoy premium comfort via a zoned reverse-cycle air conditioning system. At the heart of the home, a generous central living and dining room provides a spacious sanctuary for relaxing or entertaining. It flows directly into a U-shaped timber kitchen, including a Bosch gas cooktop and oven alongside a Fisher & Paykel dish-drawer. Tucked just off the kitchen is a versatile third single bedroom, which could also be used as a dedicated home office or nursery. The rear of the property transitions into an all-white bathroom and a separate, storage-rich laundry room. Outside, the original outhouse remains intact, providing a highly convenient second toilet. Step into the backyard to discover an expansive, limestone-paved alfresco area - fully covered for year-round outdoor dining and living. Beyond, lies a reticulated green sanctuary complete with lush lawn, a sandpit for the kids and established fruit trees including a fig, mandarin, apple and blood orange. A driveway at the side, leads to a secure rear carport accessed via a remote garage door with integrated power and lighting, a large storeroom and ample scope for a future double garage conversion. Beyond the front breeze-block fence lies a tight-knit community that embodies the true spirit of Fremantle, with a quiet, one-way entry off South Terrace. The street is rich in historic character, defined by its stunning heritage homes and an unmatched sense of community where the neighbours truly know each other - a bond celebrated every year at the resident-only annual street party, where the council closes off the road just for locals. Leave the car at home and walk to everything - Wray Avenue's vibrant strip, Galati's local produce, the Fremantle Markets, South Terrace cafes, Esplanade Park and the shores of Bathers Beach are all just footsteps from your front door. 19 Howard Street is more than a just a home - it's a neighborhood you will love! For further details please contact Exclusive Selling Agent Clare Hickey-Shand from Yard Property on 0424 593 136. 3 Bed 1 Bath 1 Car Features: Historic free-standing turn of the century cottage on a green title Superb inner-city location, quiet street North-facing front veranda Charming features - high ceilings, jarrah floors, wide skirting boards Long hallway with drop-down attic Two large bedrooms, smaller third bedroom Zoned reverse cycle air-conditioning Walk to everything: Wray Avenue, Fremantle Markets, Esplanade Park, Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour & Bathers Beach School Catchment: Fremantle Primary School, Fremantle College Council Rates: $3445 per annum (approx) Water Rates: $1485 per annum (approx) DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by third parties 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.