Some homes offer comfort. Others offer opportunity.
But this solid 3 bedroom 1 bathroom brick-and-tile gem delivers both in spades, occupying a generous family-sized block with sought-after R20/R40 zoning and exciting redevelopment potential (subject to relevant local-council and Western Australian Planning Commission approvals).
You may be dreaming of a stylish modern renovation, planning your next development project or simply searching for a home with exceptional long-term upside in a fantastic location – no matter what, this one hands you the keys to endless possibilities.
A huge front lounge room is carpeted and instantly provides a space to relax and unwind, servicing the nearby sleeping quarters where a commodious master bedroom is the pick of them all – playing host to a ceiling fan and built-in wardrobes. Low-maintenance timber-look flooring graces the front third bedroom and the second bedroom – with the latter also comprising of four doors of built-in robes, for good measure.
An updated bathroom is made up of a bathtub with a showerhead, a toilet, powder vanity, under-bench storage and heat lamps. A linen press with an over-head cupboard can also be found in the hallway.
A central and functional kitchen is tiled for easy living and boasts a skylight, subway-tile splashbacks, quality tap fittings, a walk-in pantry, a microwave nook, a breakfast bar, an integrated stainless-steel range hood, a Beko Induction cooktop, an under-bench oven of the same brand and a white Mykin dishwasher. It also features a servery and archway leading into a spacious and tiled open-plan dining and family area with character ceilings, stylish light fittings, split-system air-conditioning and a gas bayonet for heating.
Off the kitchen, the laundry reveals a walk-in linen press, additional over-head storage and a separate second toilet. Both the laundry and family room seamlessly flow outdoors to two massive side-by-side patio areas, with pitched ceilings. A tranquil pond with a trickling water feature helps set the mood, with the northwest-facing garden brilliant in its privacy, amidst a charming melody of birdsong. There is also heaps of room for a future swimming pool too, within the “blank canvas” corner of the backyard, hidden away from the rest of the entertaining space.
Out front, there is extra driveway parking room for a boat, caravan or trailer to complement a spacious single carport under a shade sail, as well as a large single lock-up garage with a roller door, work bench and rear access out to the alfresco.
Walk up the road to Bambara Primary School and around the corner to bus stops, beautiful Forrest Park and other lush local parklands, with this super-convenient locale also enhanced by a very close proximity to Forrest Plaza and its impressive new Kilo Bakery & Coffee store, medical facilities, restaurants, Alex Junior Café and the All Foods Market IGA at Padbury Shopping Centre. Even Padbury Catholic Primary School, other primary schools and the stunning Hepburn Heights Conservation Area are within arm's reach, along with the likes of the freeway, Whitfords Train Station, Duncraig Senior High School, Sacred Heart College, St Mark's Anglican Community School, two daycare centres, more trendy cafes and restaurants, the wonderful Westfield Whitford City Shopping Centre, Craigie Leisure Centre and Open Space, the magnificent Hillarys Boat Harbour, Hillarys Beach Club, glorious swimming beaches and everything in between.
Move in, rent it out or unlock its full scope — whatever your vision, this is a proposition that is simply too good to ignore!
Other features include, but are not limited to:
• Solar-power panels
• Feature ceiling cornices
• Skirting boards
• NBN internet connectivity
• Security doors and screens
• Gas hot-water system
• Two (2) side garden sheds
• Side clothesline/drying area
• 683sqm (approx.) block
• Built in 1972 (approx.)
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller 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.
