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2 Eacott Street, Mandurah WA 6210
Sold price: $282,000
Sold: 15 Feb 2022
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2 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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Landsize 1,072m2
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Your 1072m2 Development Oppurtunity
The time is right to secure your future financial success, with this property priced to sell. Could be cheaper than renting. The large 1,072m2 block which is zoned R60, has the potential, with Mandurah council approval for a minimum 7 plus units. The frontage of the is 18.83m and it has a 2 bedroom cottage. Extra parking for caravan and cars etc.
The home has been rented to the same tenant for the past 11 years and they are interested in staying if the buyer wants to keep the property as a rental.
The location is fantastic; it is a short walk to the beach, Eastern Foreshore, shopping, train and a multitude of medical facilities.
It is a property with options; develop an income stream from rent, live in or use as a holiday cottage and develop later.
Whatever your choice you will have the opportunity to accumulate future wealth in your own backyard.
Property features
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 2 Eacott Street, Mandurah is a two bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Les Walters at H & N Perry on 15 Feb 2022.
Looking to buy a similar property in the area? View other two bedroom properties for sale in Mandurah or see other recently sold properties in Mandurah.
Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $1,600 / year
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Water rates: $969 / year
Nearby schools
Mandurah overview
A vibrant mixed-residential and commercial suburb, Mandurah is the heart of the Peel district. Once a small fishing village, Mandurah has evolved into a thriving regional city and a popular destination for tourists. Situated along Western Australia's coastline, Mandurah has firmly established itself as a first class 'sea change' destination with an array of property developments that include everything from family homes, to modern apartments in new estates and luxurious mansions with canal views.
Life in Mandurah
An alluring mix of inner-city panache and classic suburban culture define the Mandurah lifestyle. As a result of the 'sea change' phenomenon which transformed the suburb, Mandurah is now home to a major shopping centre, quality restaurants, charming retail outlets, a bustling foreshore and a pulsating boardwalk. Throughout the year, Mandurah hosts several popular annual events such as the Crab Festival in mid-March and the Mandurah Boat Show in mid-October. Other notable features include the Mandurah Train Station, which provides a fast transport option into and out of the Perth CBD, and local schools, Mandurah Primary School, Mandurah Baptist College, Mandurah Catholic College and Frederick Irwin Anglican School.
Mandurah quick stats
High end
$728k
Median
$653k
Low end
$598k
17.6 %
Annual growth
$653k
Annual median sales price
$550pw
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