6 Coral Street, Craigie

Situated on a large 684sqm (approx.) R20/R40 zoned block, this 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home provides an abundance of opportunity for the first home buyer, investor or developer.

Offering development potential plus the potential to retain the front house (main dwelling) and develop at the rear (subject to WAPC approval), this near North/South facing block is level, rectangular in shape and has a 17.9m frontage (approx.), whilst the neat and tidy home provides great living space, air conditioning, undercover parking with drive through access to a workshop and a large 'blank canvas' backyard.

Ideally located, the home is within walking distance to Whitford Catholic Primary School, Craigie Heights Primary School, numerous local parks (great for kids and pets) and Craigie Plaza Shopping Mall, with Whitfords Train Station, Craigie Leisure Centre, Mullaloo Beach and Westfield Whitford City Shopping Centre only a short drive away.

Further features of the property include:
3 bedrooms (all with ceiling fans) Huge family bathroom (with a sunken bath) Separate WC Spacious living area Separate dining area Central kitchen with a gas cooktop, overhead cupboards, fridge recess, appliance cupboard, double door pantry and a built in wine rack Separate laundry with good storage and direct access to the outside Large linen closet Security screens and doors Air conditioning Ceiling fans Gas bayonet Gas hot water system Plenty of storage Gated entry for additional security Outdoor entertaining area with a built in bar Large grassed area for the kids and pets to play Powered workshop Lockup parking for 2 cars plus undercover parking for an additional 2 cars Drive through access to the backyard Plenty of off-street parking
For further information please call Jarrod O'Neil on 0411 103 617.

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.