5 Robin Court, Singleton WA 6175

To express an interest in this property email Aaron Rolt [email protected]
No phone calls - email enquiries only.
***Only pre-approved or cash buyers will be considered by the clients***

DUE TO THE EXTREME POPULARITY OF THIS PROPERTY THE SELLER HAS THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT AN OFFER AT ANY POINT.
If you want to place an offer please email [email protected] . The property may go under contract at any point.

Team Rolt welcome you to 5 Robin Court, Singleton where you are going to need to use your imagination for this one.

***PLEASE NOTE ACCESS THROUGH THE PROPERTY IS UNAVAILABLE***.
Only reasonable offers considered.***

How about designing a stunning architecturally designed home with balcony views looking through the mature Norfolk pines to the Singleton beachfront and waves beyond?

...This could be your reality!

With a short stroll down the footpath at the end of your new street, you're approximately 170m to beach access. Singleton offers so much more than new postcode, enter into a fantastic community where everybody looks after each other, hire out the local tennis courts, join one of the sporting clubs, meet your neighbours at local sundowners or kick off the shoes and play some barefoot bowls. You'll be happily welcomed to our slice of paradise.

Demolish the existing property and start again with your own blank canvas, the possibilities are endless and yours to design your dream property.

Now is the time to secure a rare cul-de-sac vacant land opportunity. Call Team Rolt today on 9537 1220 to "land" this deal!

909sqm block.

Take time out to view and explore this lovely area and call Aaron on 0406 301 229 .

***PLEASE NOTE ACCESS THROUGH THE PROPERTY IS UNAVAILABLE. We can provide a video walk through only.
Only reasonable offers considered.***

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.