97 Cobb Street, Wembley Downs WA 6019

First Class location with Endless Possibilities

Offered for sale for the first time, set in a leafy green Wembley Downs. This park side, cul-de-sac location features an increasingly rare 1013 sqm block (approx.) Zoned R20, demonstrating an amazing opportunity for the astute buyer.

Welcome to 97 Cobb Street, Wembley Downs.

For subdivision enquires please contact Daniel Paton from Devolped on 0424 975 902.

This property is situated in an elevated & convenient location, close to top schools, shops and some of Perth's best beaches. This property is brimming with potential as a two lot street-front development site.

This original family home is being sold as is, however, presents as a great rental opportunity whilst awaiting planning approvals etc. (subject to WAPC and Council approvals).

Wembley Downs offers convenient access to WA’s renowned stunning beaches, Perth CBD, many quality schools, parks, shops, and so much more. The position of this home is superb. Property like this is hard to find, so be QUICK to secure your slice of this very sought after suburb.

Butlers reserve: 80M
Wembley Golf Course: 3.2km
Wembley Downs Tennis Club: 2.4km
Bus Stop: 130m
Shopping Centre (including The Downs IGA supermarket): 700m
Newman College: 3.2km
Hale School: 1.8 km
Churchlands Senior: 2.6 km
Peasholm Dog Beach: 1.4 km

Shire rates $2185.13 PA (approx.)
Water rates $1,550.62 PA (approx.)

Please contact Paul Kettle on 0403 177 680 or Brandon Pisani on 0449 771 505 from Peard Real Estate.

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