122 Station Street, East Cannington, WA 6107

122 Station Street, East Cannington, WA 6107 UNDER OFFER with MULTIPLE OFFERS by Tom Miszczak

Suit Buyers in the Mid $1m's.

Tom Miszczak from The Agency has the pleasure of bringing this property in one of the most sought after locations to the market. An already WAPC approved site that allows you to create 4 street front lots to the rear of the property while keeping the existing 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom home on 937sqm with R30 zoning, allowing this to be further developed into a triple in future (STCA), an unrivalled opportunity.

The home on the property itself is a spacious family home which has multiple living areas and 2 kitchens, allowing it to potentially be rented out separately (3 bed 1 bath and 2 bed, 1 bath) to maximise returns while you develop.

Rental estimate - 1 home - $800 to $900 per week. Separately $600 per week plus $450 per week ($1050 pw total).

Features include:

- 2327sqm Green Title Block

- WAPC Approval valid until 3rd of July, 2028

- 5 Bedrooms

- 2 Bathrooms

- 2 Car Garage plus 2 Car Workshop/Shed

- 4 Living Areas

- 2 Kitchens

- Ducted Air-Condiitoning

- NBN Connected

- Both Electric and Gas Cooking

- Large Patio

- Powered Workshop

- Water Rates - approx $425pa

- Council Rates - $2255pa

Stepping into the home, the hard work has been done and means that it's ready for you to either move in and enjoy or rent straight out.

A large and spacious floorplan means that this home is well worth retaining and holds immense value on the 937sqm site that will remain after a subdivision. From there you can create 3 more lots (STCA) if you choose or just continue to enjoy this spawling home.

This one will sell and offers have already been received.

Contact your REIWA award winning agent - Tom Miszczak on 0400 217 162

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.