10 Nattai Court, Armadale WA 6112

Offering prime development potential, this charming and well-maintained 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home set on a generous 703sqm block zoned R15/25, offers the perfect balance between character and development potential.

The home features a warm and inviting formal lounge at the front, complete with views over the landscaped garden. A spacious kitchen and dining area sits at the heart of the home, offering plenty of storage and bench space for family living. Towards the rear, a second games room provides flexibility and flows effortlessly out to the large backyard.

This property's standout feature is its retain-and-build potential. With R15/25 zoning and side access, you have the exciting opportunity to subdivide the rear battleaxe block (subject to council approval) while retaining the existing front residence. Whether you're an investor looking to add value, a developer seeking your next project, or a homeowner planning for the future, this property offers genuine upside.

Set in a convenient and established location close to local schools, shopping precincts, public transport, and parklands, this is a rare chance to secure a well-presented home with immediate appeal and long-term potential.

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FEATURING:
• 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home on 703sqm
• Zoned R15/25 with retain-and-build potential (STCA)
• Formal lounge with front garden outlook
• Spacious kitchen and dining area
• Second games room leading to backyard
• Well-maintained, light-filled 1970s home
• Conveniently located near shops, schools, and transport

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