8/159 West Coast Highway, Scarborough WA 6019

To say this home is in an "incredible location" would be an understatement!

Located on the edge of Scarborough Beach and border of Trigg and beach side of West Coast Highway, at the northern end of the Strip, with views across the coastal dunes to the ocean, you will find this awesome home.

This must be one of the best located townhouses in PERTH, Wake up to the Indian Ocean at your doorstep. The townhouse features 2 good sized bedrooms, a large bathroom and fabulous views from nearly every room in the house.

Kitchen offering lots of cupboards and bench space, a tiled living and dining areas all opening onto the huge grassed entertaining area with lawn to sunbake on in the summer.

Located on one of Perth's most iconic beaches and part of the Scarborough Beach redevelopment, it is zoned for up to 12 storeys, currently situated in a small group of 10 on a large oceanfront redevelopment site of 3,170sqm, with an expansive 50.4m ocean frontage, positioned oceanside of roads with amazing views. Comparable sales peak at around $3.5M for equivalent Town houses within the group just over 10 years ago.

This property will not last long, opportunities like this on the entire West Coast don't come along very often, without any roads between you and the surf.

To make an offer on this home, for more details and/or an inspection please call, SMS or email Me, Jarrad O'Rourke on (+61) 0418 921 527 or call office on (08) 9341 6611

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