37 Akebia Way, Forrestfield WA 6058

** Tenanted until 5th July 2026 **

This is such a great location! Metres away from the Akebia Way Reserve, and a short stroll from the Darling Range Sports College, and the Central shopping centre Hawaiians Forrestfield. Everything around here seems within walking distance - including the bus stop for those who need to go a little further afield.

This classic 1977 built 3x1 was built with the future in mind. With side access enough for 2 cars, and the zoning now R20/30, you can now build a house at the back, while retaining the existing home too! Alternatively you've also got the option of starting from scratch and building two brand new houses side by side.

The 700sqm block also means you'll have a MASSIVE back yard, if you just want to grow some veggies and fruit trees, and you also have side access to a big shed too.

The kitchen and bathroom are original, but still work well, and the current tenant is more than happy to stay. And if you're looking for a home to move into, that's also an option (from the 5th of July)

With a front perimeter wall and gates, you can actually take full advantage of the entire block and let your pets and kids run wild (or send them off to play in the park if you value some serenity).

Either way - it's time to call The Mitchell Brothers

Quick Facts:
• 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
• 1977 built
• 700sqm fully fenced block
• Zoned R20/30
• Retain and build potential (2 storey requirement)
• Available tenanted or empty (from 5th July)
• Metres from a beautiful park
• A few more metres from everything else



Water rates: $1,142.02 Total for 2024 - 2025 financial year (approx.)
Council rates: $2187.03 p/a (approx.)

Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of this advertisement, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves on all pertinent matters. Details herein do not constitute any representation by the Vendor or the agent and are expressly excluded from any contract