48 Bamboore Crescent, Wanneroo WA 6065

ROCK SOLID WINNER IN WANNEROO !! ZONED R20/R60!!!

HOME OPEN CANCELLED UNDER OFFER

Built in 1976 on a whopping 804m2 block (approx) this ZONED R20/ R60 home will be snapped up. A relatively flat block with fantastic development opportunity / potential in a golden location close to the aquatic centre , schools , Wanneroo shopping centre , parks and all that this wonderful suburb has to offer .. ditch the car and grab this opportunity while you can !!

You may consider living in this cute home while you sub divide the block (SUBJECT TO APPROVAL FROM THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN PLANNING COMMISSION ) and plan your new dream home …or utilise the garden space with a huge workshop , install your own pool , or build a granny annexe. ? Maybe you could rent out whilst considering your options.?... Endless opportunities here once you’ve got a block this size !!

The home itself pays homage to the building style of 1976 with its cute internal arches and “kitsch” bathroom and kitchen tiling. There’s plenty of flexible family living here with 2 great spacious lounge areas plus a generous dining room adjacent to the kitchen.

The kitchen offers plenty of cupboards and bench space plus a convenient skylight.

The family bathroom is a good size with a recently replaced modern vanity and new waterproofed shower wall !!

3 generous bedrooms with 2 having fabulous built in robes.

The outdoor entertaining area is huge … all under a vast pergola.

Plenty of space to park work vehicles, caravans ,boats, with the fabulous rear garage access

The current owner has recently invested in new gutters to the property , plus replaced the kitchen worktop, bathroom vanity , carpets , lighting , oven, air con unit , and ceiling fans.

Call Berny now to register your interest 0407 994052

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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.