Development Potential - A Surprise Package Inside
Siobhan Micale proudly presents a unique opportunity to secure a premium R25-zoned landholding in a picturesque, tree-lined street of sought-after Willagee. This 766sqm green-titled lot, featuring an updated 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom character cottage, is a dream for investors, developers, and families alike.
With immense potential with an R25 block (STCA), this quaint property offers unparalleled versatility, with so many options including:
• Explore: subdivision development potential options for future growth (WAPC Subdivision application has been approved)
• Enhance and enjoy: extend the current “neat as a pin” home, create a spacious backyard oasis, or add a large shed.
Positioned for convenience, the location is a standout, just a short stroll to Caralee Community School, Carrawatha Park, and the vibrant Archibald Street shopping precinct, complete with cafés, medical facilities, and the Willagee Library.
Note: the property is currently leased until April 2025.
Seize this rare opportunity to enjoy or develop in one of Willagee’s most desirable settings. Don’t miss this fantastic home and opportunity!
Features Include:
> Mid century three bedroom, one bathroom updated home
> Kitchen/Meals area with free standing oven, cupboard storage
> Updated bathroom features shower, freestanding vanity and toilet
> Separate Living area
> Timber floorboards throughout
> Spacious bedrooms with wardrobe storage
> Laundry with mid-century sink and separate toilet
> Private east facing verandah overlooking generous rear yard
> Large shed with access to rear plus garden shed
> Currently rented at $600 per week; tenancy lease until April, 2025
> Green titled 766 sqm block
Contact Siobhan Micale, Willagee’s No. 1 Selling Agent, for more information today.
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by third parties and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
