27 Tamworth Boulevard, Baldivis WA 6171

SIDE ACCESS, BIG BACKYARD & 612SQM TO MAKE YOUR OWN!

Priced to sell and offering an impressive 612sqm block, this centrally located 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is an opportunity not to be missed!

Set on a generous block in a convenient Baldivis location, this property offers the space, flexibility and future potential that will appeal to investors, first home buyers and growing families alike.

Currently tenanted until 1st October 2026, the property presents an attractive opportunity for investors looking to secure a property with an existing tenancy in place, while also offering flexibility for future owner-occupiers.

The standout feature is the generous 612sqm block, providing plenty of room to enjoy the backyard now while offering exciting potential for the future. With wide side access through to the rear, there's scope to make the most of the large backyard with potential for a workshop, pool, additional entertaining area or simply plenty of room for the family.

Features of your new home include:

• 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
• Separate theatre room
• Large open-plan living, dining and kitchen area
• Evaporative air-conditioning
• Alarm system
• Generous 612sqm block
• Side access with excellent backyard potential
• Large backyard with room for a workshop or pool
• Ideal first home or investment opportunity
• Close to parks, shops and public transport

Whether you're an investor looking for an established property with a tenant in place, a first home buyer wanting to secure a generous block, or a family looking for room to grow, this Baldivis property offers plenty of opportunity.

With land size, side access and future potential all on offer, this is one you'll want to inspect.

Contact Giles New today on 0426 277 914 to arrange your viewing.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.