11 Adare Place, Coodanup WA 6210

Positioned on a cul-de-sac street across from Revesby Reserve within the growing suburb of Coodanup, 11 Adare Place presents an opportunity for investors seeking an established property with immediate rental income or for buyers looking for a downsizer on well sized block at 716 sqm.

Currently periodically tenanted allowing buyers to enjoy income from settlement in one of Mandurah's consistently popular rental locations. Whether you're expanding your investment portfolio or purchasing your first investment property, this is a smart opportunity to secure a property for investment.

Designed for everyday living, the home offers functional spaces, while the generous block provides room for outdoor enjoyment. Included in the rear yard an established double garage, for extra cars or storage, set to one side leaving room in the backyard for potential additions (subject to relevant council approvals) for the downsizer or possible granny flat.

Conveniently located close to schools, local shopping, public transport, parks and the Peel Health Campus, the property enjoys excellent access to the Mandurah CBD and surrounding amenities.

Property Features:
• Currently periodically tenanted
• Cul-de-sac location
• Large frontage and backyard
• Double Lock up garage to backyard
• Patio extending along back of house
• Ceiling fans to all bedrooms
• R/C air split system and celling fan to loungeroom
• Through access from carport to backyard
• Excellent investment opportunity
• Close to schools, shops and public transport
• Easy access to Mandurah CBD and Peel Health Campus
• Fantastic addition to any investment portfolio

For further information contact Keith Prevost today to arrange your inspection on 0415 668 379

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