End Date Sale - All Offers Presented.
Closing on or before 1/12/26 - 5pm.
With Empire Reserve, Wembley Downs Tennis Club and Wembley Golf Course close by, and the coast an easy drive away, 12 Morden Street offers a location worth making your own. Add approximately 991m² of land and a 1960s family home, and the possibilities become even more appealing.
Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and two separate living areas provide room for family life, with the open-plan living space flowing seamlessly into the north-facing central courtyard. It is a feature worth building your renovation ideas around, a place for morning coffee, family time and bringing a little more outdoor living into your day.
Move in and take your time planning the changes that matter to you. Refresh the finishes, rethink the interiors or undertake a more substantial renovation. This is an opportunity to shape the home around your needs and add value over time.
Alternatively, buyers considering a larger project can explore demolition and subdivision, subject to relevant approvals. Architectural concepts are available to view, offering a starting point for considering the property's future.
The surrounding lifestyle gives you plenty of reasons to stay. Enjoy walks through Empire Reserve, a hit at the tennis club or a round at Wembley Golf Course. Local shopping at The Downs is within easy reach, with Empire Village and Floreat Forum offering further options for coffee, dining and everyday essentials.
Hale School, Newman College and Churchlands Senior High School are also nearby, while City Beach and Floreat Beach bring swimming, coastal walks and weekends by the water into the mix.
Live in it, put your own stamp on it or explore a different future for the site. The location is already here. The next move is yours.
Contact Adam Djordjevic on 0417 771 090 to arrange your inspection.
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.
