21 Balaka Way, Queens Park WA 6107

Tom Miszczak from The Agency has the pleasure in bringing one of the most unique and best property options of the year. Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. Set on a substantial 794sqm parcel in the heart of Queens Park with 'Centre' zoning, this property offers an exceptional combination of development potential, dual-living flexibility and an unbeatable location.

With the potential to be subdivided into three lots (Subject to Council Approval), this property presents an exciting opportunity for developers, investors and forward-thinking buyers looking to capitalise on one of the area's fastest growing residential pockets.

The existing improvements provide immediate value, featuring a solid original 3 bedroom, 1-bathroom home plus a separate 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom granny flat. Whether you're looking to generate dual rental income, accommodate extended family, live in one while renting the other, or hold the property while planning your future development, the possibilities are endless.

Perfectly positioned for lifestyle and convenience, you'll love being just a short walk to multiple schools, local shopping, cafés, public transport and the train station, making this an address that continues to attract families, professionals and investors alike.


- 794sqm block** with subdivision potential (STCA)
- Original 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom residence
- Separate 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom granny flat
- Outstanding development and investment opportunity
- Potential for multiple income streams
- Walk to schools, shops and Queens Park Train Station
- Convenient access to major transport links and surrounding amenities
- Council Rates - approx $1956pa
- Water Rates - approx $995pa

Contact your REIWA award winning agent today - Tom Miszczak on 0400 217 162

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