63 Widgee Road, Noranda WA 6062

4 X 1 HOME on 755 sqm BLOCK ZONED R20/35 - TWO LOT SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL

Come and see the potential in this property

Built in 1978 and well-loved for 44 years, this home is now ready to be revitalised. This is your chance to perfectly combine its 1970’s charm with modern elegance as you create the family home you’ve always wanted. Constructed from solid brick, this property has good bones from which to plan your renovation. Please note: This property is sold on an 'AS IS, WHERE IS' basis.

The layout currently offers four bedrooms and one bathroom, with a separate WC. There is also a galley-style kitchen, a dining and lounge area as well as an enclosed patio and a tandem carport for two cars. A reconfigured layout, new flooring, fresh paint and contemporary fixtures would transform this humble abode into a stunning residence.

The reticulated gardens feature a Jacaranda tree and at 755sqm approx. in size, a 20.42m frontage and Zoned R20/R35, this block has subdivision potential. You could demolish the existing home and create a new luxury residence or subdivide the lot and offer two building sites to the market; the choice is yours.
All Development is Subject to Council & WAPC approval.

This property enjoys an enviable location just moments from everything you could need including local shops, parks and major roads for a quick 17-minute commute into Perth City. The Perth Airport is 14 minutes away, you'll be close to the Metronet's new Noranda & Malaga Train Stations, with access to the Swan Valley tourist region, and are within walking distance of St Andrew’s Grammar School and Morley Senior High School, well-known for its speciality school programs.

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Disclaimer: The information provided herein has been prepared with care, however, it is subject to change and cannot form part of any offer or contract. Whilst all reasonable care has been taken in preparing this information, the seller or their representative or agent cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies. Interested parties must be sure to undertake their own independent enquiries.