52 Maurice Street, Embleton WA 6062

Mid-Century Charmer directly across from Embleton Golf Course.

Set in one of Embleton's best locations, directly adjacent to the lush greens of Embleton Golf Course, this lovely Mid-Century home has so much appeal.

Updated throughout, this fantastic property is great as-is, or there is the potential to extend, go up, or demolish and rebuild in a prime location.

With an R25 zoning utilising a 5% variation to the usual lot size requirement, there may be the opportunity to subdivide subject to WAPC approval*.

Otherwise, the large block size is perfect for those that want yard space and not to be "on top" of your neighbours.

This elevated property has great views of the golf course from the main living area, with a beautiful green outlook. Heading inside, there is a large open-plan living, dining and kitchen with high ceilings. The kitchen is a fantastic size, with plenty of bench space and overhead cupboards, perfect for those that like to cook and entertain. Directly behind is an updated laundry with access to the backyard.

The left hand side of the home encapsulates the two bedrooms, bathroom and ensuite. The main bedroom features a walk-in robe and well-appointed ensuite. The secondary bedroom is a good size with views of the golf course and the other bathroom is in close proximity.

With plenty of parking, a great size backyard with a large shed and a spacious layout that combines functionality with timeless design, this home is the perfect sanctuary for couples, small families, or anyone seeking the ultimate location. Don't miss your chance to enjoy stunning golf course views every single day!

For all enquiries please contact Shaun Pratt of Bellcourt. on 0466 822 050 or via [email protected]

Council Rates: approx. $2,614.96 per annum
Water Rates: approx. $1,048.49 per annum
Lot size: approx. 687.96sqm (please refer to title plan)

*Buyers are advised to seek any subdivision potential or advice prior to submitting an offer to ensure the property suits their needs or future plans. Any subdivision or development potential will ultimately be the decision of the relevant approval authorities.