The home itself is an original 1969 build that's been added to over the years through rear extensions, giving it a workable four-bedroom layout - three larger rooms and one which would suit a study, visitor room or a nursery. The kitchen has plenty of bench space, a gas cooktop, a near-new wall oven and a dishwasher connection. It hasn't been updated, but there's enough original character left to give a renovation somewhere real to start from. For a buyer prepared to put in the work, a block and home of this size in this part of Madora Bay offers genuine upside once renovated.
What sets this property apart is what surrounds the house. A large lawned area sits at the front, and the rear of the block has been cleared, leaving open ground for a pool, a landscaped garden, additional living space or whatever comes next. A flat-roof patio wraps across the back and side of the home, and a roofed carport sits alongside it. Perhaps the standout feature is the driveway access - a separate driveway down each side of the property, each wide enough for a caravan, boat, trailer or work vehicle, with enough separation between them to make room for a future granny flat or second dwelling, subject to council approval.
Underneath the surface, the essentials are already sorted: split system air conditioning in the master bedroom and living area, NBN fibre to the premises, an upgraded meter box with RCD protection, a working bore, and an existing septic system with a trafficable lid.
Madora Bay's appeal hasn't changed - the beach close by, an established, settled neighbourhood, and easy reach of local schools and shops. What has changed is how rarely a block this size comes up for sale in this part of the suburb.
In summary:
921sqm block, approximately 400m to Madora Bay beach
Original 1969 four-bedroom home
Gas cooktop, near-new wall oven and dishwasher connection
Split system air conditioning in master bedroom and living area
Large front lawn, cleared rear yard
Flat-roof patio across rear and side, plus roofed carport
Separate driveways on both sides of the property
Potential for a granny flat or second dwelling (STCA)
NBN Fibre to the Premises (FTTP)
Upgraded meter box with RCD protection
Natural Gas to the Premises
Functional bore
Existing septic system with trafficable lid
Shire rates approximately $2,150 p/a
Water rates approximately $298 p/a
Offers Over $845,000
For more information or to arrange an inspection, get in touch with Rebecca Seniloli at LJ Hooker Property Experience South.
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This property at 11 Challenger Road, Madora Bay is a four bedroom, two bathroom house listed for sale by Rebecca Seniloli at LJ Hooker Property Experience South.
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Madora Bay is an idyllic coastal suburb within the City of Mandurah. Heralded for its relaxed and friendly ambience, Madora Bay strikes the balance of being close to the fast-paced centre of Mandurah, while still retaining its small-town feel. The original development of Madora Bay began in the 1960s following sub-division.
Madora Bay's most significant feature is its beach. Beautiful and pristine, it is an attraction for locals and tourists alike with places for walking, swimming, surfing, fishing and boating all located here. Public open spaces like parks, reserves and walking tracks add to Madora Bay's laid back environment, while recreational facilities like the Madora Bay Community Hall brings locals together, with indoor bowls, card afternoons, sewing classes, youth nights and much more held here. There is also a local deli and tavern in the area.