Recognised as one of Perth’s most desirable local neighbourhood retail precincts, the Claremont Crescent shops heritage area boasts distinctive heritage charm, highlighted by its significant Inter-War period architecture. Constructed in the early to mid-1930s, 131 Claremont Crescent forms a group of predominantly single-storey shops that reflect the area’s historic retail and community role.
Initially occupied by a butcher from the 1930s to 1960, the property embodies the area’s resilience and adaptation. This sale represented an exclusive freehold opportunity within strict heritage preservation guidelines, demanding expert navigation of complex property parameters. Norfolk’s Sonia Fairhead achieved outstanding marketing and sales results, effectively managing these intricacies.
This successful transaction underscores Norfolk Commercial’s expertise in handling sophisticated, heritage-sensitive commercial property sales, and further reinforces the agency’s position as Swanbourne’s foremost commercial property specialist.
With this latest sale complementing numerous successful transactions within this historically significant precinct, Norfolk Commercial continues solidifying its reputation as Swanbourne’s premier commercial property agency.
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