Lot 2/16 Cingalee Place

Craigie WA 6025

406 m²

Land

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Parkside Opportunity with 406sqms of Land!

Don't miss your chance to secure this flat block of land in the heart of the ever-popular coastal suburb of Craigie. Nestled within an established and sought-after neighbourhood, at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, Lot 2/16 Cingalee Place enjoys the added appeal of a beautiful natural backdrop, with Camberwarra Park right behind you! With its own street frontage, this low-maintenance parcel presents a fantastic opportunity to think outside the square and create something truly special. Rather than a conventional block, its distinctive shape offers the chance to embrace a creative design, maximise your outlook and potentially capture a lovely connection to the park surroundings. Adding further appeal, all Western Power and Water Corporation works have been completed, with titles anticipated to be issued early in the new year. This means you can look forward to moving ahead with your building plans and bringing your dream home to life! Whether you're planning a striking architectural statement, a cleverly designed family home or a peaceful retreat with a twist, this one-of-a-kind parcel of land offers the flexibility to do it your way and build your very own place to call home. THE LOCATION: Camberwarra Park is your back drop! Walking distance to Craigie Heights Primary School 1.1kms to Whitfords Catholic Primary School 1.2kms to Craigie Plaza and Craigie Medical and Dental Centre 1.3kms to Westfield Whitfords City Shopping Centre 1.8kms to Craigie Leisure Centre 3.2kms to Whitfords Beach 4.2kms to Mullaloo Beach 5kms to Hillarys Boat Harbour 6kms to the Ocean Reef Marina Easy access to the freeway and Whitfords train station Call Sandy Pralica today on 0433 189 746. 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.