15 York Street + 28 Angelo Street, South Perth WA 6151

AUCTION ON SITE
SATURDAY 12TH NOVEMBER 2022
11:00AM

AUCTION TERMS
- Buyers are to be registered prior to the Auction.
- Deposit $75,000 payable on the fall of the hammer.
- Settlement 30 days from Auction
- Seller reserves the right to accept offers prior

Occupying one of the area's most prestigious and sought-after enclaves, this esteemed address is sure to impress. What's even more appealing about this 1,115sqm property is the potential offered to owner occupiers and investors alike.

Built in the late 1920's, this fabulous character home is not only solid but very well kept. The home provides the perfect opportunity to renovate and extend, or an ideal rental for the astute buyer or investor, to rent out while getting plans approved.

Features include:
• Perched on 1115 sqm of prime South Perth Land
• With two separate lots being Lot 1160 (No. 15) York Street and Lot 136 (No. 28) Angelo Street, South Perth
• Three good sized bedrooms
• Two living zones
• Two street frontages
• North facing block
• Set in the heart of one of South Perth's most sought after streets

Location:
• 300m to Saint Columba's Catholic Primary School
• 650m to Perth Royal Golf Course
• 700m to Angelo Street cafés
• 1km to Swan River Foreshore
• 1km to Perth Zoo
• 4.9km to Crown Resort & Casino
• 400m to South Perth Primary School
• 1.1km to Wesley College
• 3.2km to Penrhos College
• 90m to bus stop (Route 34)
• 1.5km to Coode St jetty
• 4.5km to Perth CBD

This amazing landholding is surrounded by stunning multi-million dollar homes and is sure to attract a lot of interest
For further information, please contact Exclusive Agent:
Lee Riddell | 0413 984 881 | [email protected]


RATES & FEES
Water $1,297.62 p/a approx.
Council $2,429.80 p/a approx.


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.