11A Urwick Court, Kardinya WA 6163

SOLD

BRAD MILOS is honoured to present 11a Urwick.
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Attention All Smart investors, First Home buyers and small families that appreciate space.
Are you looking for a property that is uniquely positioned at the top end of an Elevated, private and quiet cul-de-sac location, in a highly desirable tree lined street.
Then be prepared to be impressed with what this DUPLEX HOME has to offer with a whopping 514sqm home site that will provide POTENTIAL PLUS opportunities.

Inside the main open plan living area, sits centrally between the Master Suite and minor bedroom wing. The spacious living layout resembles proportions that you would expect from a much larger 4 bedroom home, with 2 large living areas, plus meals.
The kitchen is of large proportions and perfectly situated with full view of the spacious large backyard.

STANDOUT Features include, but not limited to:

- Total Home size of (144sqm) on a whopping (514sqm) home site
- 3 generous sized bedrooms 2 bathrooms
- Spacious Open Plan living with huge 2nd sunken lounge
- Large Kitchen with separate meals
- Large laundry with inbuilt linen cupboard
- Reverse cycle air-conditioning
- 1 carport with opportunity to park another 4x cars
- Freestanding shed + separate store room
- No Strata fees
- Explore the option to further develop and subdivide STCA

Desirably positioned with Easy access to Fremantle, the Freeways, local transport, Murdoch Train Station, Murdoch University and the medical precinct of Fiona Stanley Hospital and future expansion and re-development of Kardinya Park Shopping Centre.

For more information contact BRAD MILOS
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www.bradmilos.com

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.