5/6775 Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring

Ideally configured for the discerning investor or ultimate downsizer - there's nothing quite like these villas anywhere else in the Hills!

Secure your piece of Mundaring history with a beautiful 'Loose Box Villa' adjacent to Mundaring's iconic Loose Box Restaurant site.

The villas are situated on a picturesque site amongst beautiful flower beds, shrubs and mature trees with a NW aspect. Each has one bedroom and one bathroom, with the option of an additional room.

To date, the properties have been operated as a highly successful short-stay accommodation investment, and are suitable for long term tenants too. The demand for such accommodation in the Hills makes these properties a serious option for investors looking to diversify their portfolio out of the city and suburbs.

Features of the last remaining unrenovated villa include:

One bedroom, 1 bathroom Brick and iron construction with weatherboard cladding Stylish fully tiled bathroom including double vanity, bath, shower and separate WC Fitted carpet in living room and bedroom, and tiles in kitchen Spacious king-sized bedroom with built in dresser and built-in robe. Open plan living and dining area which adjoins the quaint wrap-around veranda through expansive french doors Air conditioning in the open plan living and bedroom Original ornamental wood burner Dedicated parking for 2 vehicles

Small, low maintenance properties are a rarity in the Hills and this delightful development will surely impress. Mundaring Village Shopping Centre is only a few minutes walk away, with Mundaring Weir, and the John Forrest National Park just a short drive. Everything you love about the Perth Hills lifestyle is within easy reach!

Contact Nigel Peters on 0407 212156 for further details of this rare opportunity.

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.