33 Devon Street, Woodbridge WA 6056

Located just a short stroll from Guildford Grammar School in a little known pocket of Woodbridge, this cute character cottage offers the astute buyer a number of options. Move in and enjoy all of the amenities of Guildford and the nearby St John of God Hospital Precinct, extend the existing home to create your forever home, rent out the self-contained wing of the home for a rental income or redevelop the 1057sqm block (zoned R20/50)...the choice is yours!

3 bedroom and 2 bathroom cottage
2 fully s/cont. accommodation wings
Quaint character/ recently repainted
Master bedroom & feature fireplace
Cosy kitchen, dining area & sun room
Separate studio room in the garden
Close to shops, trains, schools & cafes
1057sqm block with pretty treed vistas

Set amongst easy care gardens, this sweet cottage retains all of the charm of its era. Cleverly designed, the home can be divided into two self contained accommodation spaces if desired, each with a separate entry. The main wing of the original home comprises a bedroom with feature fireplace, cosy kitchen and dining area and a bathroom with bathtub and separate toilet. The second "studio-style" room, has a small kitchenette, compact bathroom with toilet and entry from the side of the home. The third large bedroom at the front of the home has dual access allowing the flexibility for it to be used by either wing as required.

The rear garden has a lovely treed outlook down the gently sloping block. There is a shed or single garage and small storage space which adjoins a light and bright cosy studio.

The perfect starter home, investment income or development opportunity, this charming cottage will have broad appeal.

For more information or to arrange to view "Sweet Opportunity" please contact
LINDA SMITH - 0402 641 022

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