24 Lukin Avenue, Darlington WA 6070

END DATE SALE: ALL OFFERS PRESENTED BY 2PM WEDNESDAY 17TH DECEMBER 2025 (the seller reserves the right to sell prior to the end date without notice).

**Note: due to the condition of the home, we recommend not to bring children through the property.

If you're ready to roll up your sleeves and take on a serious project, this 1980s-built brick and iron home is the ultimate opportunity. Set over multiple levels and offering four bedrooms, two bathrooms, separate lounge and dining rooms, plus a studio/office, this is a property with good bones - but make no mistake, it needs a full renovation from top to bottom. Not for the faint-hearted, this is a true "start again" proposition for renovators, builders, or anyone seeking a raw project on a beautiful bushy half-acre with a lovely south-westerly outlook.

Features Include:

• 1980s-built brick & iron home
• In need of a full renovation
• Not for the light-hearted
• Multi-level design
• 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
• Lounge & dining rooms
• Separate kitchen
• Studio/office
• Single carport
• Old concrete pool with decking
• Lovely south-westerly vista
• Bushy half-acre lot

Outside, the block offers space, privacy, and natural bush surroundings, plus an old concrete pool and decking area that may appeal to those keen to restore or reimagine outdoor living from the ground up. This is a property for buyers with vision, grit, and the willingness to create something completely new.

A total renovation with total potential.

For more information on this property, or for friendly advice on any of your real estate needs, please call Shirley from Team Lindsay on 0414 996 706.

**Disclaimer: the team at Earnshaws Real Estate has used our best endeavours to ensure the information here is accurate, but prospective purchasers should always make their own enquiries with the relevant authorities to verify the information in this listing. We accept no liability for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies. All boundary lines, measurements and sizes on our images are approximate.