7 Lydia Place, Greenfields WA 6210

Tucked away in a quiet Greenfields cul-de-sac, this three-bedroom, one-bathroom home sits on a generous 745 sqm block with a wide frontage, offering endless potential.

The modern kitchen, featuring crisp white cabinetry, dark benchtops, and neutral tones, flows seamlessly into the open-plan dining and family area-creating a welcoming hub for everyday living.

The spacious, well-designed bathroom adds to the home's contemporary appeal. While some TLC is needed, this is a fantastic opportunity to add your own style and transform the property into something truly special.

Nestled in a peaceful location yet close to local amenities, this is a home ready for a fresh start!

You won't want to miss this one! Call Paul Taylor from Harcourts Mandurah - 0407 101 137 to organise a private viewing.

Features:

• 3-bedroom, 1 bathroom brick and tile home built in 1993
• Side access with double gated access to rear yard
• Single carport
• 745sqm block
• Open plan kitchen, meals and living.
• Kitchen with built-in pantry, 600mm gas cooktop and electric oven, stainless appliances, overhead cupboards, dishwasher.
• Front lounge room
• Master bedroom with walk-in robe
• 2 x Minor bedrooms
• Stylish bathroom with bath, shower and single vanity with storage
• Split system air conditioning
• Tiled flooring
• Spacious rear yard providing plenty of options
• Huge 8.4m x 4.1m paved patio perfect for family gatherings
• Gas storage hot water system
• NBN
• Security screens on windows and front door


Council Rates: $1900.00 PA (approx.)
Water Rates: $1278.66 PA (approx.)

Betta call Paul on 0407 101 137

Paul.taylor@harcourtsmandurah.com.au
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*All measurements are approximate*

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