CIRCA 1919. A gracious two storey classic heritage home. Wide polished floor boards, 10' ornate ceilings, solid jarrah staircase & views to the Swan River. Set on a subdividable 2630sqm corner block in the historic Woodbridge precinct. Roger Smith 0412 555 030

CIRCA 1919
3 brms, 2 bathrooms
2630sqm block, zoned R20
Polished jarrah floors
10' ornate ceilings
Air conditioned
Security system
Terrazzo paving
Swan River views
Separate studio
Lock up garage
Reticulated from the bore

One for the history lovers. Two storey home overlooking the Swan, part of the original Woodbridge Farm, owned by Governor Stirling.

A beautiful 2 storey home, listed on the municipal inventory. The Anderson family were the original inhabitants.

Captain Stirling sold a portion of his land to Charles Harper, builder of historic Woodbridge House & founder of Guildford Grammar School.

In 1913 Charles Harper sold an acre to WR Anderson. William Anderson, constructed the house that now stands at 20 Ford Street, Woodbridge, in 1919. Title for the land was transferred into his name in 1928.

20 Ford Street now stands on 2630sqm and the portion that once formed the rose garden is now 22 Ford Street.  

Solid 3 bedroom character home situated on a sizeable 421sqm R60 zoned lot and within metres of Woodbridge and Midland train stations.

3 bed + sleepout
1 bath
High ceilings
Timber floors
Open fire place
Leased @ 300pw
R60 zoned
421sqm block + driveway
Potential 2 unit site
Stroll to train station and Swan River

If your on limited funds and want to get into the market, then this one shouldn't be overlooked. So make the call today to book your private viewing.