51 Falls Heights, Gidgegannup WA 6083

Located at the end of a cul de sac and enjoying some of the prettiest views in Gidgegannup, this beautiful parcel of land is ready for you to create your dream lifestyle property today! With a host of infrastructure already in place, including a large shed with bathroom facilities, established gardens, dam, pool and an existing building pad, design your perfect "forever home" and complete this beautiful lifestyle property in this sought after location!

19 acres with spectacular views
Quiet and peaceful cul de sac
Existing level pad for residence
Large powered 8m x 12m shed
Shed has plumbing/shower/WC
Sparkling f/glass salt water pool
Attractive coffee rock retaining
Numerous established fruit trees
Large dam and 2 x 90,000L tanks
10 minutes drive to central Gidge

A long tree-lined driveway leads to the established building site on the property which has been chosen to take advantage of the pretty and panoramic views on offer. Easy care gardens with feature coffee rock retaining walls partially surround the proposed site and a large fibreglass salt water pool has been positioned with an adjacent viewing deck to capture the pretty outlooks.

A large shed on the property has power and a concrete floor as well as an adjoining carport and would be a perfect weekender as you wait to build your dream home as it has a shower and toilet. There are two 90,000L rainwater tanks already in place and a large dam for extra water if required.

This property represents a great opportunity to obtain a large land holding with spectacular views and a host of expensive infrastructure already in place. You will need to be quick, however, as this beautiful property is sure to be in high demand.

For more information or to arrange to view please contact
KERRIE-LEE MARRAPODI -0415 472 838

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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.