6 Lance Place, Kewdale

Situated in a peaceful cul de sac and around the corner from Tomato Lake, this solid brick and tile three-bedroom, one-bathroom home offers plenty of potential to a savvy buyer. Occupying a generous 710sqm block, this property can either be renovated or demolished so you can build your dream home in this prime location.

As it stands, the current house could easily be rented out while you're designing your new home or planning your renovations. Featuring jarrah floorboards, three good-sized bedrooms, a spacious formal lounge, functional kitchen and bathroom, plus a paved patio overlooking a substantial garden with well-established trees.

Features at a glance:
Three good-sized bedrooms, one bathroom Spacious formal lounge Master bedroom includes built-in robes Functional kitchen with electric cooking and a meals area leading out to alfresco dining Paved patio Timber floorboards Evaporative air-conditioning and ceiling fans Separate laundry with external access Functional bathroom with a bathtub and a separate toilet Double brick and tile 1969 construction Security screens Single carport with additional parking and a driveway to the garage/workshop Garden shed Quiet cul-de-sac location 710sqm block with well-established trees, plants and fruit trees Water Rates: $1,087.15 pa Council Rates: $1,414.75 pa
No matter which way you go, you can't lose in this location. It's a short walk to Belmont Forum Shopping Centre, Reading Cinemas Belmont, Kewdale Primary School, parks, shops, cafes, sporting facilities and public transport. You also have easy access to main arterial roads, the airport, Ascot Racecourse, Vic Park, Crown Entertainment Complex, the Swan River and Perth City.

Please don't hesitate to contact Michael Keil on 0412 255 838 or at michael@michaelkeil.com to discuss your options today.

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.