28 Ward Street, Mandurah WA 6210

SOLID HOME ON LARGE BLOCK, WITH SHED, IN IDEAL LOCATION - RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE ADJACENT PROPERTIES ALSO!

Team Appleton Swart invites you to explore this exciting and versatile opportunity in the heart of Mandurah! Sitting on a spacious 1023sqm block, this property features a solid 1x1 brick and tile home, with side access to a large powered shed, offering exciting potential for homeowners, investors, renovators, and developers alike.

Zoned Residential R60, the block provides the flexibility for future development while also being move-in ready for you or your tenants.

Property Features:
• 1971 built solid brick and tile cottage
• Open plan Kitchen/Loungeroom/dining area with log fireplace
• Separate laundry
• King size bedroom
• Large bathroom with W/C bathtub, vanity and shower – wheelchair accessible
• Side access to a large powered workshop and plenty of parking for multiple vehicles.

Unbeatable location:
• 1.5km to Mandurah Forum – Major shopping and amenities
• 2km to Mandurah Foreshore – Cafés, dining, and scenic waterfront walks
• Walking distance to schools, parks & transport
• 400m to Rotary Park & 700m to Rushton Park – Sporting facilities, walking trails & local footy club

Looking for more opportunities? Nearby properties also available:
• Right next door is 30 Ward Street, Mandurah, a 1023sqm lot, 3x1 brick & tile home – Offers from $649,000 - IDEAL FOR MULTIPLE GENERATIONS to reside together without being under the one roof!
• Directly behind this property is 27 Scott Street, Mandurah – 1023sqm lot, vacant land – Offers Over $449,000 - BUY ALL THREE, AND DEVELOP ON OVER 3000sqm IN CENTRAL MANDURAH!


Seize this rare opportunity to secure one or multiple properties in this central location.
Call Cheree Appleton on 0433 883 668 or Robert Swart on 0476 185 365 to arrange a viewing today.

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.