This unique property at centrally located 38 Eacott Street, Mandurah offers both a sea change & a tree change.
In the heart of Mandurah's pristine marine environment – where dolphins frolic in the canals – this property boasts a garden full of mature trees that attract the many birds that live in the region.
This home was 'green' before the concept was created, with beautiful slate & timber floorboards, a timber spiral staircase & kitchen cabinetry & solar hot water.
On a generous 1,031m2 of land, the property is zoned R60, which opens a range of development possibilities. A short walk, bike ride or drive away from the Mandurah train station, foreshore, Mandurah Forum, cafes and restaurants, it would be highly attractive to a family, an investor wanting to make the most of the top location, or a landlord who could rent it out for potentially up to $550 a week.
Located within the Inner Mandurah Precinct Plan, this adaptable R60 zoned property provides a variety of development options (subject to City of Mandurah approval):-
• Grouped dwellings (R60): Potential for up to eight townhouses with a minimum lot size of 120m² each;
• Grouped dwellings (R50): Potential for up to five townhouses with a minimum lot size of 180m² each;
• Multiple dwellings (apartments): The site can accommodate 10–12 units, depending on size and configuration.
The easy care, lock and leave home has three bedrooms and one modern bathroom with a separate toilet, and a farmhouse kitchen equipped with a Westinghouse gas rangehood and electric oven, with modern features such as downlights and bright white painted walls. For warmth in winter and cool in summer, there is split system air-conditioning & ceiling fans, while security is assured with screens on the windows.
Up the timber spiral staircase lies a special loft space that would make a magical place for children to play.
Outside is a white picket-fenced patio & balcony, with the most spectacular views over the green, lush surrounds.
Nestled under the massive trees – including healthy fruit trees – is a stunning secret garden or picnic area, with so much space for a variety of games & play.
This is a special, low maintenance investment property in a very handy location & it is sure to attract a lot of competitive interest.
For further information, or to book a viewing, please contact Jane Carew-Reid on 0418 956 753.
This property at 38 Eacott Street, Mandurah is a three bedroom, one bathroom house listed for sale by Jane Carew-Reid at H & N Perry.
For more information about Mandurah, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Mandurah profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Jane Carew-Reid regarding 38 Eacott Street, Mandurah, please call 08 9535 1822 or contact the agent via email.
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Track propertyA vibrant mixed-residential and commercial suburb, Mandurah is the heart of the Peel district. Once a small fishing village, Mandurah has evolved into a thriving regional city and a popular destination for tourists. Situated along Western Australia's coastline, Mandurah has firmly established itself as a first class 'sea change' destination with an array of property developments that include everything from family homes, to modern apartments in new estates and luxurious mansions with canal views.
An alluring mix of inner-city panache and classic suburban culture define the Mandurah lifestyle. As a result of the 'sea change' phenomenon which transformed the suburb, Mandurah is now home to a major shopping centre, quality restaurants, charming retail outlets, a bustling foreshore and a pulsating boardwalk. Throughout the year, Mandurah hosts several popular annual events such as the Crab Festival in mid-March and the Mandurah Boat Show in mid-October. Other notable features include the Mandurah Train Station, which provides a fast transport option into and out of the Perth CBD, and local schools, Mandurah Primary School, Mandurah Baptist College, Mandurah Catholic College and Frederick Irwin Anglican School.