98 Culloton Crescent, Balga

Superbly located in Balga's premier pocket a fantastic opportunity exists here for an astute buyer or savvy investor to make the most of the large and flat 769sqm R40 block with perfect positioning to subdivide and retain or the potential to create an incredible development subject to shire approval. Properties with options as great as these and in locations as great and as this don't come along very often. Live in the front and subdivide the back, rent out the wonderful family home while you plan your next successful development or design and build your very own dream home in this ultra-convenient location. The choice is yours and they are all great options.

The home itself is a large 4x2 with two seperate living areas, which could easily be brought up to its former glory with some paint and a freshen up. Boasting 2 seperate living areas, spacious lay out, this one is a must see!

Development opportunities are becoming extremely rare and very often don't even see the open market so don't miss out as the location of this opportunity is simply top notch, down the road from the beautiful Celebration park, surrounded by parks and close to shops schools and transport, some thing to seriously consider!

Some fantastic features include:

Huge 769sqm block zoned r40 Property currently rented out at $450 per week Side Access to the rear of the property Huge shed/workshop Massive 4x2 Well-appointed home giving the lucky new owner the option to sub-divide and retain Located in an ultra-convenient street in Balga Development potential (subject to Council Approval) Surrounded by parks Close to schools and transport Proximity to Reid Highway and the Mitchell Freeway Much much more….
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