7 Rose Street
South Fremantle, WA 6162

Overview

A rare rose

7 Rose Street, South Fremantle is a charming late 19th century terrace, part of a historic trio of workers' cottages dating back to circa 1898. This residence is designed in the Victorian Georgian style and holds significant heritage value for its contribution to the local streetscape and its reflection of Fremantle's early residential character.

The property is set behind a traditional front boundary wall and is beautifully framed by established rose bushes. Its symmetrical facade and welcoming north-facing bullnose verandah, supported by rendered pillars, create a warm and authentic atmosphere. This verandah offers a peaceful spot to enjoy the morning sun, maintaining the home's heritage origins.

Inside, the home features jarrah floorboards throughout, complemented by high ceilings, decorative ceiling roses, picture rails, and detailed skirting boards that highlight the craftsmanship of the era. Sash windows allow natural light to fill the home, enhancing the sense of space across both bedrooms. The main bedroom includes a built-in robe, combining practicality with the original character of the home.

The living area opens into a beautifully renovated kitchen and meals space, where modern updates have been thoughtfully integrated. Timber benchtops, ample storage, an integrated dishwasher, and a skylight create a functional and inviting heart of the home, ideal for everyday living and entertaining.

The bathroom has been recently renovated, continuing the theme of considered updates, while the traditional outdoor laundry and separate W/C remain in keeping with the home's heritage roots.

At the rear, a private courtyard provides a tranquil space to relax or entertain, offering a seamless extension of the indoor living area and a low-maintenance lifestyle.

Positioned within one of South Fremantle's most character-rich areas, the home sits on land that was once part of a five-acre grant to Captain John Bruce in 1851, later subdivided as Fremantle developed. Over time, the terrace has housed generations of tenants and owners, becoming part of the fabric that defines the area today.

This property is full of charm and historical significance, balancing preserved character with modern comfort. It offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Fremantle's architectural history.

Additional details include Lot 2 on Strata Plan 43832, Vol/Fol: 2782/222. The auction is scheduled on site for Saturday 23rd May 2026 at 10am, with a deposit of $100,000 payable at the fall of the hammer. Settlement terms are flexible at 30, 45, or 60 days from the contract date at the buyer's nomination. Council rates are to be advised, and water rates are approximately $1,280.72 per annum.

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