17 Goomarl Street, Dudley Park WA 6210

Positioned in the heart of Dudley Park, 17 Goomarl Street presents an exceptional opportunity for homeowners, investors, and developers. With a current home set on 817m² block and zoned R25, this property offers exciting subdivision potential (subject to council approval), allowing for the possibility of two modern homes in central Mandurah.

Offering access to a great lifestyle with the Mandurah foreshore, cafés, restaurants, shopping centres and public transport all within easy reach. Take a leisurely stroll to the water's edge for your evening walks or enjoy a social game at the nearby Dudley Park Bowls Club-just moments from your doorstep.

The existing 1963 home offers three bedrooms, one bathroom and a double garage. Inside, timber flooring flows throughout, while the loungeroom is serviced by air conditioning. Outdoors, the property features a large backyard, shed space and bore (no pump), providing a practical base for future improvements.
While the home does require some TLC, the potential here is undeniable.
Whether you choose to:
• Live in and renovate
• Lease out
• Subdivide and develop (STCA)
…the choice is yours, and the future rewards could be significant.

Features include:
• Zoned R25 - subdivision potential (STCA)
• Generous 817m² block
• 3 bedrooms / 1 Bathroom
• Double length garage
• Timber flooring throughout
• Air-conditioned loungeroom
• Large backyard with plenty of space
• Shed, water tank & bore (no pump)
• Central location close to Mandurah foreshore, shops & transport
• Walking distance to water and Dudley Park Bowls Club
• Approx rental return $480 - $500
 
Opportunities like this in such a central location are becoming increasingly rare. Act now to secure your future.

Call Keith today for viewings 0415 668 379

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