19A McKay Street, Waterford WA 6152

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Whether you are a first home buyer or first time investor, this incredibly functional and well-located duplex ticks the boxes (including a recent R60 rezoning).
Located in super-convenient Waterford, this Duplex will allow you to live or invest just moments from Curtin University with all of the amenity and convenience this area has to offer, including:
- 250 m to public transport;
- 500 m to Curtin;
- 550 m to the Canning River;
- 1.1 kms to Waterford Plaza;
- 4.0 kms to Canning Bridge;
- 6.9 kms to the City Centre;
- 4.0 kms to Carousel; and
- 3.0 kms to Vic Park Café Strip.
“I wanted to be close to the city where I work. I could ride my bike to and from work daily from there. It was a beautiful ride along the river, morning and afternoon” – Current Owner.
The duplex itself is a liveable, loveable and rentable home with generous room sizes, including:
- Two large bedrooms;
- Renovated kitchen;
- A/C to living area;
- Large living/dining area;
- Floorboards to the living and kitchen areas;
- Storage/shed;
- Carport;
- Covered outdoor entertaining area; and
- Large accessible yard.

“Enough yard space to have my dog and the odd party or BBQ” – Current Owner.
All of the above with no strata fees.
For those looking for even more potential, this perfect first home or investment property was recently rezoned to R60 giving the new owner even more opportunity to benefit from being on the property ladder.
Why live in an apartment or rent when you can own an incredibly well-located, affordable home (or investment) with loads of space and opportunity?
“…an affordable price for a single person's income and still a comfortable amount of space”. – Current Owner.

Contact Agent to inspect this amazing property. Act soon before you miss out!!!

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.