1/202 Hamilton Street, Queens Park WA 6107

A fantastic opportunity on 436 sqm approximately front block.

Cottage charm home with original Jarrah flooring in the lounge and all three bedrooms.
The property also offers buyers versatile options with scope for demolishing the existing home to build a brand new home on a generous size block, or the potential to do a total makeover for yourself or hold it for the future and rent it now. There is high demand for rentals due to a shortage of rental stock on the market.
Property features include:
• Detached Carport and room to park other vehicles or a caravan
• Three bedrooms with original Jarrah flooring
• Front formal lounge with Jarrah flooring
• Spacious Kitchen with Slate stone flooring equipped with freestanding 5 burners gas
cooktop and large oven
• One bathroom with single vanity and shower
• Separate WC and separate spacious laundry at the back
• An extension room fitted with a bar to the side of the house allows some indoor
entertaining
• At the rear, a delight paved area allows entertaining a few friends or simply sitting
quietly.
• The backyard is fully fenced with a garden shed to store your DIY tools
• Alarm and security doors to give you some extra safe feeling
Favourable Location:

Stroll to bus stops on Welshpool Road, Queens Park Primary School, Islamic School, and plenty of picturesque local parklands, with St Norbert College, Saint Joseph's School, Sevenoaks Senior College, Queens Park Train Station, the local industrial area, major arteries, the magnificent Westfield Carousel Shopping Centre and even Perth Airport all within proximity.
Absolutely everything is just a stone's throw away!

Do not delay on this fantastic opportunity.

Call Ana Borcherdt M: 0481 092 390
Call Rash Dhanjal M: 0410 564 761

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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.