54 Collins Street, Kensington WA 6151

It's not very often you come across an opportunity to build your dream house in a blue-chip suburb. You will have to move very quickly to not miss out on this rare opportunity to invest in this highly desirable Kensington location.

Surrounded by many quality homes and situated on leafy Collins Street, what makes this property even more unique is that you only have one neighbour and it backs onto the Morris Mundy Reserve. The design of your new garden will be easy knowing there's a huge backyard on your back-doorstep.

BYO bulldozer…and cricket bat or basketball or any sporting equipment you prefer to take advantage of the reserve's wide-open green space, which also includes a playground for the little ones.

Currently, there is a 3 bedroom, 1-bathroom, brick and tile home on the 481m2 block. But with this elevation and views over the reserve and of the Darling Ranges, you're going to want to start designing your executive family home straight away.

Kensington is a magnet for families and as well as the Morris Mundy Reserve, you're close to public and private schools including Kensington Primary School, Wesley College and Penrhos College. Nearby you will find public transport, shops, cafes, the South Perth Foreshore, Perth Zoo, the airport, Crown Entertainment Complex, Vic Park and Perth City.

Water Rates: $1,024.91 pa
Council Rates: $2,117.13 pa
Land Size: 481sqm
Frontage: 14.32m

Expressions of Interest Close 13 May 2021 at 6pm (unless sold prior).

This property has been with the same owner for 37 years, who has received many offers to sell over the years, so now is the time to make the most of this rare opportunity. Please don't hesitate to contact Michael Keil today on 0412 255 838 or Anil Singh on 0423 276 674 to arrange a viewing.

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.