LIFESTYLE AND/OR INVESTMENT - THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

A super well-located LIFESTYLE PROPERTY in gorgeous cul-de-sac nestled close to the Swan River, walk trails, parks, and both Governor Stirling Senior High School as well as Guildford Grammar School.


A short walk to Woodbridge Train Station and only a few minutes’ drive to Midland Gate Shopping Centre.

An idyllic and secluded location, making it the peaceful and perfect site for building your new ‘dream home’. A FAMILY FRIENDLY, country-style location with plenty of space for the kids to run around and play and ample room for a pool.

This locale already boasts an aesthetically pleasing blend of quality new homes, sprinkled amongst faithfully restored examples of days gone by.

With a panoramic view of the river flats from the rear of the property and with the Woodbridge Riverside Play Space park, only meters away, the hustle and bustle of suburbia seems a whole world away!

This property will suit a WIDE RANGE OF BUYERS looking to acquire a WELL-LOCATED NEW HOME SITE, with the added-value benefit of DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL in the future.

OR...

The super conveniently located 918m2 DEVELOPMENT BLOCK is ZONED R40 with SUB-DIVISION potential of up to FOUR LOTS. (subject to approvals)

The property comes with the bonus of an existing older style partially renovated home, currently rented at $350 per week providing a steady holding income.

The home sits at the front of the block and may be either retained or demolished, dependent upon development/individual preference.

Woodbridge is a strategically located and desirable suburb on the bank of the Swan River, close to Midland-Guildford and only 15 kilometres from the CBD. The suburb also provides quick and easy access to the hills, to the charms and the quaint Towns of the Avon Valley regional area, and beyond.

To discuss your interest in this well located ‘land value’ opportunity, please call exclusive listing agent, Paul Genovesi, on 0404 859 611 or email [email protected]

Opportunities like this don't come along too often. As that wise old real estate saying goes, try and buy "the worst house in the best street"