29 WATSON AVENUE, Coodanup WA 6210

Positioned on a generous parcel of land in an established pocket of Coodanup, 29 Watson Avenue presents an exciting opportunity for homeowners, investors, and land bankers alike. Offering comfortable living today with future potential tomorrow, this is a property that deserves your attention.

Whether you're looking for a home to enjoy, an investment to add to your portfolio, or a site with potential future development opportunities, this property offers flexibility and value in a convenient location.

The home provides comfortable accommodation with functional living spaces and a practical layout, while the expansive landholding offers plenty of room for additional vehicles, boats, caravans, outdoor entertaining, or future improvements.

One of the standout features of this property is its zoning. The property is situated within an R12/20 zoning precinct, providing potential future development or subdivision opportunities, subject to all relevant approvals and requirements of the local authority and planning regulations.

Property Highlights:
* Generous landholding with plenty of usable outdoor space.
* Comfortable home suitable for owner occupiers or investors.
* Potential future development opportunities under the current R12/20 zoning (subject to council and relevant authority approvals).
* Ideal land banking opportunity in a growing area.
* Convenient access to shopping centres and everyday amenities.
* Short drive to Mandurah's foreshore, cafés and lifestyle attractions.

Properties offering a combination of comfortable living, generous land size, and future potential are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Secure your opportunity today and explore the possibilities that 29 Watson Avenue has to offer.

For more information or to arrange a viewing, contact JD Devgan 0450 170 006.

Disclaimer: Any reference to zoning, subdivision, development potential or future use is subject to relevant approvals, planning requirements, and independent enquiries by purchasers. Buyers are encouraged to seek their own professional advice and make their own investigations with the relevant authorities.