165 Manning Road, Bentley

Within moments to Curtin University and the Canning River, this is an investment opportunity you won't want to miss. Situated on an elevated 817m2 block, this property has a 19-metre frontage and has recently been zoned R80 – it's primed to be developed for up to 4-storey apartment living.

Alternatively, there's more than meets the eye from the street and this well-presented double brick and tile home would also make a great rental as its ready to move into.

Features at a glance:
Immaculately presented throughout and ready to move into Multiple living zones Three roomy bedrooms Spacious open plan living, dining and a retro kitchen Functional bathroom with a bathtub and a separate toilet Separate laundry with storage and direct outdoor access Multi-purpose room, which would make a great studio, home gym or office Spacious family room with a pot belly stove and ceiling fan Fully enclosed large games room Expansive undercover paved patio Meandering established gardens including fruit trees, palms, roses, gardening shed, a gazebo, carport and workshop/double car garage Additional features include security screens/grills/bore reticulated gardens and plenty of parking Council Rates: $1,400.56 pa Water Rates: $1,064.64 pa
There's loads of potential with this property and the choice is yours to redevelop, rent out or even renovate in this great central location.

Within close proximity to Curtin University, the Canning River, Vic Park, Carousel and Belmont Forum Shopping Centres, the airport, schools, public transport (on the bus route), parks, Crown Entertainment Complex and Perth City.

Expressions of Interest Close Thursday 4 February 2021 at 6pm (unless sold prior).

Please contact Michael Keil today for a viewing on 0412 255 838 or michael@michaelkeil.com

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.