33B Westborough Street, Scarborough WA 6019

When location counts

I’ll bet you’re looking around Scarborough and not finding the exact property you’re after… so why not build? You get what you want, in a prime location that ticks all your boxes!
Positioned in one of Scarborough's favourite streets, this outstanding site is located just metres from Deanmore Square Reserve and a quick leisurely stroll to Brighton Beach and Scarborough entertainment precinct.

There has never been a better time to secure a site in this ideal location and build a modern contemporary home enjoying everything this popular beachside suburb has to offer.

Property Features:
An elevated lot in a prime position near stunning Deanmore Square Reserve.
Access to Westborough Street via a common property walkway.
Car access via Chromite or Sunstone Laneways.

Lifestyle Features:

just metres from Deanmore Square Reserve.
300m to Scarborough Primary School.
600m to Brighton Road Food Market, bakery and cafs.
850m to pristine Brighton Beach one of Perth's favourite surf beaches, and local restaurants.
1.1km to the Olympic size Scarborough Beach Pool and Scarborough Surf Club.
950m to the Scarborough Entertainment precinct with restaurants, bars, cafes, a skate park and children's playground.
3.4km to Churchlands Senior High School.

Don't miss this exceptional opportunity.

Water rate: $730.85 (PA Approx.)
Shire rates: $1093.37 (PA Approx.)

For more information and inspection times please contact Paul Kettle on 0403 177 680 or via email [email protected].

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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.