1025 Coondle West Road, West Toodyay WA 6566

"Simply Country"

Set privately at the rear of a 5.16 hectare battle-axe block, this sweet weekender represents endless opportunity to the astute buyer! Offering an almost-completed self-contained dwelling which would be ideal as a permanent weekend getaway or as a base whilst you build your dream residence, a fantastic landholding with an underground stream and access to bore water, and a host of other basic infrastructure including an older-style shed and a couple of water tanks, the potential here is limited only by the imagination!

Quaint one bedroom and one bathroom unfinished cottage
Open plan kitchen & living room with slow combustion fire
Cosy one bedroom with built in storage (awaiting doors)
Bathroom with vanity, shower, toilet and laundry space
Carport storage adjoining the dwelling for extra storage
Covered front patio area and low maintenance landscape
Large older-style shed with paving and kids cubby house
Underground stream, existing bore (requires new pump)
Two exisiting water tanks which can be connected for use
Private battle-axe 5.16 ha (12.75 acre) block with potential plus!

Situated just over 10 minutes drive from the Toodyay town-centre and just over an hour from the Perth Airport, the property offers all of the peace and serenity of rural living without compromising on easy access to all of the conveniences of urban living. Perfect for those looking for an easy-to-complete project whilst you plan your dream home, those wanting a small but comfortable forever home in the country, or the city-dweller looking for a weekend escape, you will need to be quick to secure this prime opportunity!

SHIRE RATES APPROX $1,700.00

For more information or to arrange to view, please contact
KERRIE-LEE MARRAPODI - 0415 472 838

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.