36B Woods Drive, Cable Beach WA 6726

MORE HOUSE. MORE GARDEN. MORE VALUE.

If you've driven past Woods Drive before and assumed you knew what this property offered, it's time to think again. Tucked behind established tropical gardens, this private and surprisingly versatile home offers far more than first impressions suggest.

Set on a 518sqm block, the property combines a modernised interior with flexible indoor and outdoor living spaces that evolve with your lifestyle.

Inside, the home features two generous bedrooms, a spacious bathroom with separate toilet, and a large open-plan living area centred around a recently renovated kitchen.

The floorplan also offers exciting future potential. The bathroom layout provides scope to create a Jack and Jill style ensuite arrangement, or alternatively convert part of the space into a walk-in robe for the adjoining bedroom.

One of the standout surprises of the home is the additional living space already created at both the front and rear of the property. With half of the front deck enclosed and insulated, it creates the perfect study, sitting room or work-from-home office off the main bedroom. At the rear, the enclosed verandah adds another flexible zone ideal for a studio, hobby room, office, guest overflow or simply extra living space.

The established tropical gardens of the back yard create a private oasis rarely found in this price range, with lemons, limes, mangosteen and stunning caladiums throughout the backyard - a reflection of years of care and passion.

Practicality hasn't been forgotten either, with a double carport, two separate sheds/workshop spaces and solar panels already installed to help keep power costs down. For added peace of mind, the property is equipped with security cameras and secure fencing, allowing you to lock up and leave with confidence.

Perfect for first home buyers, couples or buyers wanting character over cookie-cutter, this is a home with flexibility and genuine Broome personality. With estimates rental returns of $850 a week, investors shouldn't look past this as an investment in the strong Broome market.