A prime opportunity for investors, developers, or families looking to secure a beautifully renovated home with serious future potential.
Set on a large, flat 688sqm block with R20/40 zoning, this property offers exciting subdivision potential (subject to council approval). With a simple roof reconfiguration, you can gain drive-through access to the rear, making it possible to retain the existing home and build another dwelling at the back - an ideal setup for dual income or multi-generational living.
The home itself is full of standout features and modern touches:
Three well-sized bedrooms, each with ceiling fans for year-round comfort
Renovated kitchen with a gas cooktop, built-in pantry, and stylish finishes
Updated bathroom, designed for modern living
Spacious living and dining area with plenty of natural light
Massive rear living space - perfect for entertaining, a second lounge, games room or even a home office setup
Tandem undercover parking with drive-through access to the backyard
Solid brick fence at the front, offering privacy and with the additional gate, creates a secure and enclosed front yard
Low-maintenance flat block - ideal for kids, pets, or future development
Currently leased until December 2026 at $580 per week, this property presents an excellent holding income while you plan your next move. With a current rental appraisal of $680-$700 per week, the potential yield is even more attractive.
Located in a quiet street and close to parks, schools, transport, and shopping centres, 11 Hadleigh Way offers lifestyle and investment upside in one smart package.
Whether you're looking to live in, rent out or develop, this is a golden opportunity in a high-demand pocket of Girrawheen.
Don't miss out - opportunities like this are rare. Contact us today to arrange your viewing!
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 inquiries.
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