49 Malba Crescent, Dianella WA 6059

PARKSIDE IN THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE

Arguably the most prime piece of real estate to hit the Dianella market in recent years this is a truly unique opportunity to create the home of your dreams in one of the suburbs most sought-after streets. Nestled within the extremely desirable "Golden Triangle" and directly siding onto the picturesque Howes Malba Reserve, this property offers a serene, parkside location with endless potential.

Originally built in 1961, this much loved family home has been cherished by the same owners for the past 63 years. Offering 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and multiple living spaces, as charming as the existing home is it will likely act as placeholder whilst the land acts as a perfect canvas for a grand future vision.
Sitting on a generous 809m² block with a 20m frontage and 40m parkside depth, the possibilities are endless, design and build your luxury parkside masterpiece, taking advantage of the city views and elite surrounding homes.

This blue-chip property is surrounded by premium homes and is in close proximity to a wide range of conveniences. From schools to shopping and recreational spaces, everything you need is just a short distance away. Here are some of the key nearby locations:
• 550m to Breckler Reserve
• 750m to Sutherland Primary School
• 1.1km to Carmel School
• 1.3km to Pimlott & Strand Café
• 1.3km to City-bound Bus Stop (#960)
• 1.5km to The Western Australian Golf Club
• 1.5km to Dianella Plaza Shopping Centre
• 1.7km to Dianella Shule
• 2.3km to Terry Tyzack Aquatic Centre
• 2.3km to Yokine Regional Open Space
• 3.5km to Flinders Square & Dog Swamp Shopping Centres
• 5.6km to Mt Lawley Cafe Strip
• 7.7km to Perth CBD

Council rates: $1,777 pa
Water rates: $1,253 pa

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.