100 Second Avenue, Mount Lawley

Perfectly positioned amongst the "Avenues" and within WALKING distance to both Mount Lawley High School and Primary School along with a plethora of café's and restaurants this really is a clue chip location.

The options are endless for the lucky purchaser of 100 Second Avenue and you can't go wrong whether you chose to…

Renovate the existing home taking advantage of the solid bones and transform it into your masterpiece!

Demolish and build your dream home on this sought after street front 536m2 block.

Subdivide thanks to the duplex potential allowing you to sell off one or both blocks or even build two brand new homes! *subject to approval.

Add to your portfolio by securing this rare land / location and be confident of long term capital growth!

Currently vacant and ready for you to BOOK YOUR LOOK!

FEATURES YOU'LL LOVE
3 generous bedrooms featuring built in robes and cabinetry2 spacious bathrooms, one of which is the en-suite for the main bedroom Formal lounge with a built in bar, gas heater and ornate ceilingsFormal dining areaKitchen with 4 burner gas stove plus range hood, oven, stainless steel sink and plenty of storageLarge undercover rear patio2 reverse cycle split system air-conditionersGas hot water systemHigh ceilingsSecurity screens to most windows and all external doors
APPROXIMATE DISTANCES TO:
Mount Lawley Primary School: 20m 2nd Avenue IGA: 275m Hamer Park: 375m Mount Lawley Primary School: 600m Perth College: 600m Mount Lawley Golf Club: 700m ECU, Mount Lawley Campus: 800m Beaufort Street Cafe Strip: 1km Mount Lawley Train Station: 1.1km Angove Street Cafe' Strip: 1.7km New Perth Stadium: 2.9km Perth CBD: 3.5km Crown Towers: 3.9km
The home is being sold in "as is" condition*
LAND: 536m2 approx.
ZONING: R30
WATER RATES: $ 1235.48 approx. p/a
COUNCIL RATES: $1660 approx. p/a

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.