51 Rudall Way, Padbury WA 6025

A fantastic opportunity has arisen in the highly sought after South Padbury street. Subject to WAPC approval, a wonderfully maintained 3bed 1bath home, sitting on a 683sqm triplex potential or subdivide and retain duplex option has come to market. Backing onto Newcombe Park and within walking distance to South Padbury Primary, Duncraig H.S, Padbury Catholic and Warburton Shops this awesome opportunity will suit investors looking to hold or subdivide a block off the back to build on or sell. Plus, first home buyers that can see the future potential to make some money down the track. Which ever way you look at this one, it’s outstanding value and should be considered by even the most discerning o buyers.

Some fantastic features include:

- Triplex potential R20/R40 South Padbury parcel of land
- Subdivide the rear block that backs onto Newcombe Park and retain the house for rent or knock that down and sell or build on the front
- Neat and tidy 3bed x 1bath home
- Carport under the main roof which is an easier way to extend (ask me how). Still access down the side to get out the back
- Drive through access to flat yard, perfect if you’ve like to build a large powered workshop
- Updated bathroom from original with separate shower and bath
- Formal lounge/dining with gas point for heating
- Ducted air conditioning throughout
- Built in robes on sliders to master
- Gas cooker to kitchen
- Separate w/c
- Double brick & tile
- Ceiling fas to all bedrooms
- Built in robes on sliders to master bedroom
- Amazing street and convenient location with bus stop within walking distance plus easy access to Greenwood Station and the Hillarys Marina
- 683sqm block

For more information on this property or to book your own private inspection, PUT BURKE TO WORK on 0402 456 209 today.

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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.