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33/1 Williams Way, Seabird WA 6042
$260,000
Under offer
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2 Bedrooms
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1 Bathroom
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Landsize 105m2
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Turn off the Stress
Enter through the gates and shut out the world to a happy place for relaxing and fun holidays, lock and leave, this easy-care park home could be just what you need.
Situated in Tiny Town by the sea, the Seabird Caravan Park offers an in-ground swimming with an outlook over the ocean, tennis courts, 2 playgrounds, bbq areas, enclosed activity room, access walkways down onto the beach, well-manicured lawns and gardens.
The 2-bedroom park home has an open-plan kitchen/living area with a split-system air-con and gas stove, covered patio and adjoining bathroom/laundry. One bedroom has a queen bed and the other has a tri-bunk, plus there are two sofa beds in the lounge room. All furniture is included with the sale.
The property is situated on a 105sqm strata titled freehold lot.
Inspection is via appointment
Property features
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Air conditioned
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 33/1 Williams Way, Seabird is a two bedroom, one bathroom unit listed for sale by Denise Howe at Country Values Real Estate.
For more information about Seabird, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Seabird profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Denise Howe regarding 33/1 Williams Way, Seabird, please call 0409 687 018 or contact the agent via email.
Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $1,373 / year
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Strata fees: $456 / quarter
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Seabird overview
The coastal townsite of Seabird is located 100 kilometres north northwest of Perth between Guilderton and Ledge Point. It is 18 kilometres by road north of Guilderton. Like many similar coastal townsites in this region north west of Perth, the area was first settled by squatters. When this was reported on in 1965, a decision was taken to form a townsite, and the name "Chalon" after Chalon-sur-saone in France where the French botanist Leschenault was born. Pressure from the Shire of Gingin and local residents resulted in the name Seabird being adopted in 1968, the name being derived from the pastoral property within which it is located. The property name is named after the schooner "Seabird" which was stranded with a gaping hole in her port side in this area in 1874. The townsite was gazetted in March 1968.
Seabird quick stats
High end
$716k
Median
$622k
Low end
$535k
68.6 %
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