3 Yeaman Court, Koondoola WA 6064

Deceased estate - this must be sold!

House Sold - Koondoola WA

Under contract in a week with 9 buyers missing out.
Thinking of selling, do get in touch.

This property has to sell which makes this a fantastic opportunity for any astute investor or owner occupier that appreciates a great location with ample room to move.

Located in a quiet cul-de-sac, yet so close to everything, you are spoilt for choice.

You could choose to renovate the existing home or simply start from scratch. With more than 700 sqm of land you could even subdivide now or later. It is really up to you.

Property details:
– Double brick and tile
– Built: 1978 (approximately)
– Bedrooms: 3
– Bathroom: 1
– Zoning: R20/R40
– Potential triplex subdivision (subject to council and WAPC approval) applying the R40 zoning
– Land size: 700.8 sqm

Then there is the location.
You are only minutes away from schools, natural reserve/parks as well as shopping. On top of that, you have easy access to main roads. It doesn’t get better than this.

Nearby schools:
– Waddington Primary School 500m
– Rosewood Primary School 2.2km
– Burbridge School 2.1km
– Mercy College 1.7km
– Emmanuel Christian Community School 2.7km

Parks/reserves
– Koondoola Regional Bushland 53 m
– Waddington Park 400m

Shopping:
– Koondoola Plaza 1.4km
– Alexander Heights Shopping Centre 3.1km

Please watch the video for a guided tour through the property. Building and pest inspection report is available upon request.
The property will be sold in “as is” condition.

With a seller that is keen to meet the market, don’t delay! Come and see this fantastic opportunity before you miss out!

Contact Rasmus on 0466 725 866 before you miss out.

Rates:
Council: $1600 (Approximately). City of Wanneroo
Water: $919.80

Disclaimer:
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. This includes but is not limited to any potential subdivision which is subject to relevant Government agencies, such as local council providing approval.