16 Simon Street, West Busselton WA 6280

AUCTION ON SITE 6TH JUNE 11.00AM

This 1950s home has loads of character and charm, ready for you to add your own style and finishing touches and truly make it your own. This 3-bedroom 3-bathroom home features polished jarrah floorboards throughout and reverse-cycle air conditioning. Set on a generous 872sqm corner block, it offers excellent space for a caravan, boat, or trailer, along with convenient side access.
The residence includes a spacious open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, three well-sized bedrooms, two updated internal bathrooms, plus an additional external bathroom for added convenience. A private, decked front patio provides the perfect setting for entertaining family and friends.
Completing the package is a massive double garage, all located just minutes’ drive from West Busselton’s beachfront and local shops, and within easy walking distance to the high school.


Further Features Include:

• Large private Front porch with wood decking - perfect for the morning coffees
• Polished jarrah flooring throughout
• Open plan Modernised kitchen with induction cooktop & electric oven
• Light filled open plan living and dining area
• Separate study room with kitchen pantry
• Master suite with high ceilings, WIR and modernised ensuite
• Good sized 2nd bedroom with walk in robe, bedroom 3 with shelving
• Modernised bathroom shower over the bath, vanity & WC
• Laundry and solar hot water system, hallway storage
• Decked rear outside area with outside bathroom
• Side access to original workshop

Here is the perfect opportunity to secure your own piece of paradise in the sort after beachside township of Busselton, and to have access to all that the Southwest has on offer, worldclass wineries, restaurants, breweries and stunning scenery!!

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.