64 Warren Road, Nannup WA

One of Nannup's oldest and sweetest cottages, formerly known as 'Alice Cottage', used for many years as a successful B & B is now up for grabs. This gorgeous cottage has a single double bedroom, living room, kitchen with a beautiful cast iron stove, a small deck to the side on which you can have your morning coffee or tea, laundry and bathroom with separate toilet. There is also an old lean too for extra space. The cottage is surrounded by beautiful gardens which the current owners have created and is fronted by a picket fence. A good long driveway on the side allows for parking on the block.

The current owners' have lived in the cottage since they purchased it in 2013 and have made huge renovations which also include complete insulation bats in the walls and ceilings and underfloor insulation as well for coolness in summer and warmth in the winter. There is a brand-new cast iron Jarrahdale Wood Heater (yet unused) in the living room and the bedroom has a split system air conditioner which the owner say keeps the whole cottage cool.

It also makes for the perfect Airbnb because it is in the town centre just a walk to the cafés and shops. Nannup is becoming a busy hub with two major festivals such as Nannup Music Festival and the Flower & Garden Festival, its own brewery, cafes and artisans. Cycling both bitumen and gravel is also huge in Nannup. For the first time, the world's best elite and masters gravel riders will be heading down to Nannup in October 2026 UCI Gravel World Championships.

The cottage sits on a large 1416m2 commercial block which has a R40-code rating meaning that it can be subdivided into two or more blocks for those who might want to sell half the block off. Another possibility is to build a larger house at the back and use the cottage as an income.

For further details or an inspection, please contact Chris Roycroft on 0428 320 837

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