60 Mary Street, Halls Head WA 6210

Honey - Stop the Car !!

Not too many homes come up along this road opposite the Mary Street Lagoon!
A perfect waterfront beach Shack located in Halls Head with stunning views over the Mary Street Lagoon, set on a 736sqm block, with ample parking and space to store your boat/caravan.
As you enter the cottage, you are welcomed by a cosy home with the original jarrah floorboards, open plan living, and dining with views overlooking the outdoor entertainment area, Mary Street Lagoon, and park beyond. Enjoying sitting on the front verandah, unwind after a long day and take in the amazing views. "How's the serenity"

The kitchen is modern, has plenty of light, laminated wood tops, white cupboards, and comes complete with a 5-burner 900mm stove/oven and dishwasher.
There are two large bedrooms both with adequate wardrobe space. The bathroom has a vanity and shower.
The laundry includes a shower ideal for after beach swims.
A spacious large, enclosed backyard with plenty of room for children to run around and play.
A shed at the rear of the property can be utilised as garaging or as storage.
The property is a two-minute walk to the beach and a five-minute walk to the Popular TODS Cafe and Doddi’s Beach, which had a large playground and BBQ’s.

The property is also a 20-minute walk (or 5-minute boat ride) into the town centre.

Surrounded by great crabbing and fishing locations or easy access to boat trips into the open ocean, through the canals, or to the Mandurah Estuary.
Cute as a button and a very popular Air BNB property for many people, returning the current owners a healthy income.

This property is a rare opportunity not to be missed!

Call Renee Hardman for a viewing on 0413 276 869
Sauvage The Agency #wesellthebesthomes

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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.