7 Templeton Crescent, Girrawheen WA 6064

Set on a generous 692sqm block and zoned R20/40, this well presented 3 bedroom 1 bathroom home offers an excellent opportunity for investors, developers and future home owners looking to secure a property with strong potential.

The home is currently leased for $525 per week until September, providing immediate rental income while you plan your future options. With zoning that supports potential subdivision and valuable side access to the rear, buyers have the opportunity to retain the existing home and explore building another dwelling at the back, subject to relevant approvals.

Inside the home you will find beautiful jarrah flooring throughout which adds warmth and character. The property also features a modernised kitchen and updated bathroom, creating a comfortable and functional living space ready to be enjoyed by the current tenants or future occupants.

The block itself provides plenty of space and flexibility. The side access allows vehicles to easily reach the backyard, making it ideal for those considering future development or simply wanting extra room for parking, storage or outdoor living.

Location is another key highlight. The property is conveniently positioned close to local shopping centres, including the nearby Newpark Shopping Centre and other amenities along Marangaroo Drive and Wanneroo Road. Public transport options are within easy reach, providing convenient access to surrounding suburbs and the Perth CBD. Families will also appreciate the nearby parks and green spaces which offer great places for walking, recreation and outdoor activities.

Whether you are looking to land bank, develop in the future, or secure a solid investment in a growing suburb, 7 Templeton Crescent represents an opportunity not to be missed.

For more information please contact Alex Dabag 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 inquiries.