1740 Cook Street, Mount Helena
4 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms | 3463sqm Block | Large Workshop
Room to Grow, Space to Play, and a Home with Heart
Set on a sprawling 3463sqm block, this solid 1992-built, 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home is brimming with potential and ready for a new family to make it their own.
Step inside and you'll find three separate living areas, offering flexible spaces for both quiet moments and family gatherings. There's a formal lounge, a family living zone, and an additional games or activity area — perfect for growing families who need room to spread out.
The kitchen is functional and well-positioned at the heart of the home, overlooking the expansive backyard — a haven for kids, pets, and anyone who loves the outdoors. While the home isn't brand new, it's solid, spacious and full of opportunity for those who want to add their own style and modern touches over time.
Outdoors, you'll find a huge patio area — perfect for BBQs, birthdays, and weekend get-togethers — plus a large workshop, ideal for tradies, tinkerers or extra storage. The vast backyard gives you endless possibilities: a future pool, veggie gardens, play equipment, or simply space for the kids to roam freely.
Conveniently located close to Mount Helena Primary and Eastern Hills Senior High School, and just minutes from the local tavern, shops and cosy coffee spots, this property combines country charm with practical living.
If you've been searching for a well-built family home with space, character and room to grow, 1740 Cook Street is your chance to create something truly special in one of the Perth Hills' most family-friendly communities.
Contact us today to arrange your viewing and start planning your family's next chapter.
Cindy King
0411 208 202
Alistair Caffel
0402 785 877
Cindyandalistair@theagency.com.au
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.
