Lunching off the land

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A heavily laden avocado tree dangles temptingly over the alfresco area of this Beaconsfield home, ensuring entertaining in the lush garden setting will be as easy as plucking fruit from its tree.

A squeeze of lemon juice with that? Just head to the bottom of the garden. And while you’re there grab some lettuce from the vegie patch and an egg or two from the chickens.

In a few months it will be fresh mango for desert with a huge tree right next to the avocado. In season why not poach your own pears from the mini-orchard of this 530sqm property.

This ‘60s home, on Fifth Avenue has undergone a transformation, turning it into modern delight.

The extra-wide front verandah overlooks the street, great for sea breezes, but when the weather is nasty just zip down the cafe-blinds and you’re snug as a bug.

The main bedroom of this four-bedroom home has double glass and timber doors onto the verandah.

As does the commodious, open-plan living/dining/kitchen on the opposing side.

Cosy up to the tile fire in the lounge on these cool nights, and in summer open the doors and let the doctor in.

The kitchen has been thoroughly modernised with slick new cupboards, including a pantry, and a spacious central bench.

A rear extension houses a capacious family room, with multiple glass and timber doors onto the garden.

The fourth bedroom is a free-standing studio, currently used as a gym. A huge space, it’s perfect for a teenage pad.

This is a great little home in a great location, close to schools, transport and Beaconsfield Plaza for shopping needs.

And of course Fremantle and South Fremantle’s cafe strip are a hop, skip and a jump away.

Hop to it and check this one out.

28 Fifth Avenue, Beaconsfield
mid $700,000s
Linda Digby 0402 122 267
dethridgeGROVES 9336 1166

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