It's not always about the size…
When it comes to value for money, size is not always better; sometimes it's about the potential!
And what this fantastic two-bedroom cottage lacks in size, it offers in potential.
This property is for sale by Openn Negotiation (flexible online auction) and can sell at any time. Contact Roslyn Ierace immediately to qualify. With flexible buyer terms on deposit, settlement, finance, and even subject to sale (subject to seller approval).
The auction has commenced, and the property could sell as early as tomorrow. (The sellers reserve the right to sell prior)
To follow the auction and register as an observer, visit openn.com.au
Built in 1960, so of course it offers those beautiful solid Jarrah floorboards and high ceilings, giving you the character from years gone by.
Two big bedrooms both have easy access to the bathroom, where the bath has been removed and replaced with just a shower.
At the rear, the kitchen has the meals area next to it, with windows looking out over the backyard. Elevated from the block, it would be amazing to see a deck added, so you could step out to an amazing outdoor living space! With tall, shady trees offering a space to retreat to in summer.
And in preparation for sale, the sellers have just had the ridge capping repointed on the roof.
So, if you're looking for value for money, look no further than 101 Wisbey Street, Carey Park, only a HOP, SKIP, and a JUMP to schools, shops, and parks.
Call Exclusive Agent and Auctioneer Roslyn Ierace today on 0407 529 398
• 1960 built
• 2 bedroom 1 bathroom home
• 645 m²* block
• Solid Jarrah Floors
• High ceilings
• Separate lounge
• Kitchen and meals
• Single carport
• Enclosed yard
• Beautiful, shady trees in the yard
• Security screens
• Ridge capping and pointing just redone
Shire rates $2,441.76*
Water rates $1,346.38*
Buyers Note: All measurements/dollar amounts are approximate only and generally marked with an * (Asterix) for reference. Boundaries marked on images are a guideline and are for visual purposes only. Buyers should complete their own due diligence, including a visual inspection before entering into an offer and should not rely on the photos or text in this advertising in making a purchasing decision.
