35 Michael Street, Yokine WA 6060

Appointments to view cancelled - home is now Under Offer

Offers and Expressions of Interest welcome! This solid "Rough Diamond", built in the 1960's, is on a generous R30 zoned - 810sqm block with 20m frontage presents the astute buyer with so many options. There is a load of potential here, keep the original home and renovate, or rent it out as is, subdivide into two separate blocks/dwellings, or keep the original home and create a new rear block - all subject to WAPC criteria and approvals. #

This double brick home with has loads of character with high ceilings, big lounge/living area, 2 big bedrooms, and sleep out, 1 bathroom, a huge kitchen and meals area. Lock up garage UMR. The home does need some Tender Loving Care! (TLC) to bring it back to its former glory. Great location close to beautiful parks and Knight Ave Reserve, Mid Century Cafe and Collectables, restaurants, schools, Flinders Square/Dog Swamp shopping centres, public transport, Osborne Park and the Mitchell Freeway.

Viewings by Appointment Only.

This rough diamond needs some TLC, but does have the following features:

• Viewings By Appointment Only
• Double brick and tile built in the 1960's
• Spacious verandah to front
• Formal entry
• Large lounge room/living area with air conditioner and feature doors out onto the verandah
• Beautiful high ceilings throughout
• Large kitchen
• Separate meals area
• Jarrah floorboards
• 2 big bedrooms
• 1 bathroom
• Spacious laundry
• Sleep out/ 3rd bedroom
• Patio area
• Lock up garage UMR with roller door
• Shed
• Shire Rates $1,600 p.a (approx.)
• Water Rates $900 p.a (approx.)
• Block size 810sqm
• Zoning R30
• Close to beautiful parks and Knight Ave Reserve, Mid Century Cafe and Collectables, restaurants, schools, Flinders Square/Dog Swamp shopping centres, public transport, Osborne Park and the Mitchell Freeway.
• Contact Mike Nowotny for more information or to arrange a viewing.

#Note: All redevelopment would be subject to WAPC criteria and City of Stirling approvals. Buyers must make their own enquiries into the feasibility of any redevelopment.