35 Beach Road, Marmion WA 6020

COASTAL OPPORTUNITY 1012 SQM

Due to an extraordinarily successful pre-market database and an outstanding marketing campaign 35 Beach Road, Marmion is now UNDER CONTRACT for a great price and only a few days of being on the market!

PRICE GUIDE OFFERS FROM $1.6mil

A solid original home in an elevated position with Indian Ocean views, only 400 metres from Waterman’s-Bay beach, close walking distance to cafes, restaurants, quality primary-secondary schools, represents a rare opportunity to live the West Coast Lifestyle
The existing home was originally built in 1960’s is of double brick construction with plumbing already in place should the new owners wish to renovate a reverse living area upstairs in line with modern trends.
A unique 1012sqm property with three clear potential ways to improve the value and versatility of the space available.
• Renovate the existing home and retain as a complete block
• Renovate the existing home and subdivide the rear of the property as an extra block.
• Demolish the existing house and subdivide into two parallel parcels of land that would both achieve a 507sqm total with just under 11.98m frontages
As the Property and building is sold “as is” a personal inspection is recommended.

Features:
• 1012sqm
• Potential Subdivisions including retaining existing home
• Walking distance to Marmion Beach, Cafes, Restaurants
• Walking distance to Star Swamp Reserve
• Close to Marmion Primary School
• Carine Senior High School
• Sacred Heart College

The location of this development block offers the very best of the Northern Beaches attractions and access to the famous West Coast marine park including Perth’s best surf breaks, Dive trails
Fishing events and Hillary’s Boat Marina.

Contact Craig Waters for more information 0404017261

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.