If you don't want to live smack-bang in the the centre of a built-up urban area with all its noise-n-smells-n-kids-n-dogs but you'd prefer a few gum trees around with chirping birds, then come out to Muluckine.
Muluckine is less than 7 km from Northam townsite's main street. You could probably drive into town to pick up your supplies in less than 8 minutes. Yet it feels so rural out there. Probably because in the Seabrook Village has only 40 (give or take a few) dwellings where most people know each other and watch out for each other.
Another good reason to live on the fringe of a regional country town is property pricing. It's usually less expensive to live on the perimeter. Not bad, is it, discovering a 4 bed, 2 living room home for $200,000.
The dwelling was built in the 1960s of fibro and iron, has 2 bedrooms at the front and two more down the passage, an open plan kitchen/meals/fam and a second living room, a combined bathroom/WC and laundry.
Two new split system reverse cycle air conditioners are currently being installed. There's a slow combustion wood fired room heater in the lounge, electric stove and electric storage hot water unit.
There's a small rear patio area and the front verandah is almost the full width of house so one or two cars might be sheltered under it, ie use it as a carport.
The block size is a good ol' fashioned quarter acre (1,012sqm) and the area is serviced with power, water, phone, rubbish collection and school bus service.
The property s currently let for $270 per week on a fixed term tenancy expiring Sep 2022.
Note that the images on this web page are not current (taken from our Rental Dept's image library at the commencement of a former tenancy) so prospective buyers must make an inspection to verify appearance.
Don't delay, $200,000 is not much to pay. Book a viewing now with Steve Hill or Lara Turnbull.
