29 Amberley Way, Westminster WA 6061

R50 DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL CNR LOT WITH APPROVED PLANS

Nestled on a large 776sqm (approx.) corner lot with a promising R50 zoning attached to the property, this solid 3 bedroom 1 bathroom home has plenty of its original character already preserved and offers fantastic development possibilities that will help secure your future in one way or another.

Truly an excellent opportunity of prime land and zoned R50 what more can you ask for?
A great renovation project or demolish and develop, the possibilities are truly endless. This property offers the smart investor / developer a host of exciting opportunities given the additional land use possibilities. You can live in the home or rent it out whilst seeking planning approval, or approved plans are available for review

Feel at home with lifestyle advantages of being within close proximity to all conceivable amenities, situated in a prime location. With being only minutes away from local cafes, and shops, a medical centre and good government schools - lush family parks and playgrounds are a mere walk away, and only approximately 13km from Perth's Pristine beaches and 10km to Perth's CBD.

Situated on the cusp of Balcatta and Westminster, this ideal investment property is ideal for an astute investor seeking to capitalise on a strong Perth market with continual capital growth expected for 2022.

Property Features
• Solid 3 bedroom 1 bathroom
• 776sqm corner lot with R50 zoning potential
• Approved plans available for 4 x villas *
• Kitchen / Dining with electric upright stove
• Gas bayonet to living room
• Split system air conditioning to living area
• Built in robe to master bedroom
• Spacious outdoor entertaining area
• Single carport

To avoid disappointment please contact Annette Henshall on 0407 017 473 or Nicole Jones on 0435 450 955 for further details.

*Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes 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.