9 Cobia Street, Sunset Beach WA 6530

NOW SELLING

It is remarkable that you can still find a quality titled land holding in Sunset Beach in a premier position at a price that should command your immediate attention.

With a large frontage to Cobia Street of 19m and a depth of 30m you can build a great size home with potential rear access to a shed if you want to be crafty with your home design.

This area of sunset beach has a significant amount of owner occupiers and with multiple parkland areas its ideal for weekend strolls to the beach with the family through the ready form pathways or through the parklands.

Sunset Beach has always been a most sought-after location and always will be, drop anchor here in Cobia Street and you will thank yourself into the future :)

THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW

Priced to sell the owner is genuine and looking forward to your offer to purchase.

Ideally suiting all ages, you simply need to bring your imagination for what you can create here. The property already has access to scheme water, underground power and deep sewerage.

The property is fully retained and flat in nature and with the soil being sandy in nature this is as good as it gets in relation to a brilliantly prepared building site that will require very minimal extra site works to begin your construction phase.

There are no building time limits or seller-imposed restrictions on the land holding, a copy of the certificate of title is available upon request.

Only a few minutes' drive away from the Sunset Shopping Plaza that features a supermarket, chemist, news agency, bottleshop, Hairdresser and bakery.

Located a short 6-minute walk to the water's edge. Maybe 2 minutes if you jog :)

INTERESTED?

Please contact Joel Winkley on 0417 977 593 to secure this lot today :) or email [email protected]

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.