17 Diliboort Drive, Mount Helena WA 6082

This is the kind of block where people will mutter "Why didn't I buy that? " as soon as the SOLD sticker goes up! A rare as hens teeth, flat, 1 acre block in Mount Helena, fully fenced, and bursting with pure potential, in a prestigious subdivision. If you're ready to stop dreaming about making the tree change or building your forever home, here's where you get the absolute best start. So far removed from suburbia, your kids will grow up running free, you can invite as many folk as you like to a BBQ and have the space for all of them, and every evening gives you room to really, properly, deeply breathe. And with the water and power already connected, your ideal lifestyle is closer than ever.

Whatever you build here, the land will evolve with it. Whether you need the most substantial, multigenerational hub possible with a kitchen big enough to feed a small army and a shed that fits everyone's toys, tools, and obsessions or a modern, contemporary, eco-friendly home that makes the most of the environment around it - this land can handle it. It's flat enough so even landscaping will be a dream. And don't forget: it's already fully fenced for privacy and safety. 1 acre blocks here are so rare they're basically unicorns and this one is ready for a clever family to make it even more magical.

Features Include:

• Stunning 1 acre beautifully flat land
• Fully fenced
• Water and power connected
• Room for a substantial house, big shed, pool & gardens
• Extremely rare 4,109m2 block

Don't daydream too long or someone else will snap this right up.

For more information on 1337 Bernard Street Mount Helena or for friendly advice on any of your real estate needs please call Jo John on 0401 583 757.

* Disclaimer: the team at Earnshaws Real Estate has used our best endeavours to ensure the information here is accurate, but prospective purchasers should always make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities to verify the information in this listing. We accept no liability for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies. All boundary lines, measurements and sizes on our images are approximate.