25 Pascoe Street, Karrinyup WA 6018

Offers closing Monday 16 December, unless sold prior. The Seller reserves the right to accept any offer prior to the end date.

Step into this much-loved, well-maintained 1971 gem situated on a generous 890sqm R20 sub-dividable block (Subject to council approval). This property offers the perfect blend of vintage charm, modern convenience, and endless potential. You have the opportunity to create something truly special. Build, develop, or simply enjoy the extra space.

Features You'll Love:
• 4 Spacious Bedrooms: Enough room for the whole family or visiting guests.
• Main bathroom with bath
• Laundry with separate toilet
• Separate Study located in outdoor workshop Ideal for working from home or a quiet space for hobbies.
• Large Workshop (with Bathroom & toilet): A tinkerer's paradise or transform it into a guest retreat - so many opportunities with this space
• 3 garden sheds
• Space for the perfect veggie garden
• Double carport with locked storage space
• Well-Maintained 1971 Design: Immaculately kept with timeless character.

Outdoor Bliss
Enjoy the expansive backyard, perfect for kids, pets, or your landscaping dreams. Whether you're planning a veggie patch, pool, or simply love wide-open spaces, this block delivers. Let your imagination run wild with so many possibilities.

Location, Location, Location!
Nestled in the ever-popular suburb of Karrinyup, you're minutes away from:
• Karrinyup Shopping Centre
• Pristine beaches
• Top-rated schools
• Parks and walking trails
• Easy access to public transport and major roads

This home is perfect for families, renovators, or developers looking to secure a prime slice of Karrinyup. Properties like this in this location are becoming rare so dont wait!

Look forward to meeting you at the scheduled home opens.

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.