3 Vivian Street

Dating back to the late 1890s, this charming Strahan residence blends period character with practical family living. Polished Baltic pine floorboards flow throughout the main cottage, enhancing its warmth and historic appeal. The property offers four moderate-sized bedrooms, providing comfortable accommodation for families or guests. A generous lounge room forms the heart of the home and is well equipped with both a reverse cycle air conditioner and an enclosed wood heater, ensuring year-round comfort. From the lounge, step down into the open kitchen and dining area, creating a natural separation of living zones. The kitchen is fitted with electric cooking, a rangehood and dishwasher, while the adjoining butler's pantry adds excellent functionality with additional bench space, shelving and a Rayburn combustion stove. The bathroom includes both a separate shower and bath, catering well to family needs. A separate laundry provides direct access to the backyard, and a rear sunroom offers flexible additional space along with the convenience of a second toilet. Set on a large allotment, the home offers ample outdoor space with scope for further enhancement. Several external storage areas add to the practicality of the property, making it suitable for everyday living or long-term investment use. Sitting on approximately 2,000 square metres of land, the property has council rates of approximately $1,900 per annum and water charges of around $1,200 per year. Currently operating as a rental property and achieving $340 per week, this home presents an appealing opportunity for investors, as well as buyers seeking a character-filled residence in the sought-after coastal town of Strahan. With its generous proportions, historic charm and functional layout, this is a property with enduring appeal. Please contact Rodney to discuss further or to arrange an inspection. The information on this website has been supplied to Harcourts West Coast by third parties. While every care has been taken, Harcourts West Coast has not independently verified the accuracy of the information and encourages interested parties to make their own enquiries.