184C Marmion Street, Palmyra WA 6157

Room To Move

With a wide street frontage and lots space on a generous 415 sqm block, this solid 1990 built stand alone home has all the inbuilt credentials to suit a wide range of buyers looking to take advantage of this highly convenient lifestyle hot spot.

There's an innate practicality and loads of personality that make this property quite unique. A modern updated kitchen and bathroom add give the home a fresh updated feel and add extra comfort to the homes liveability.

But it's the extra indoor and outdoor space that will appeal to buyers looking for that extra "room to move". With 2 generously sized, light filled living spaces, the layout has an easy to the outdoors where a large patio overlooks an expansive grassed yard and gardens. There's lot of room to roam for children and pets with a tree top outlook from the rear yard giving the home a serene and relaxed feel.

It's time to take your lifestyle to the next level with all the space and comfort this home provides with some of Perth's best lifestyle attractions on your doorstep

Please note this property is currently leased at $770 per week until 8/1/27

• Totally independent street front home with no strata fees
• Spacious 415 sqm block with lots of usable land area
• Spacious sunken lounge
• Casual living/dining area
• Updated kitchen with modern appliances
• Clean, modern bathroom with bath/shower combo
• Loads of room for a dedicated study space
• Ducted evaporative a/c
• Solar panel system
• Expansive reticulated gardens
• Secure auto garage with lots of space for parking extra vehicles
• Easy access to Fremantle, the coast, the river and a wonderful selection of café and social precincts.

Council Rates: $1,921.66 per annum (approx)
Water Rates: $1,196.17 per annum (approx)

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