93/1149 Old Coast Road, Dawesville WA 6211

SOLD

Ocean Views At This Price?
Located in the Dawesville Caravan Park this affordable and impressive lock up & leave holiday pad would be the perfect getaway for the family or your new place of residence. You can pretty much move in with nothing left to do. Chill out at the Caravan Park- swimming pool, games room and kids playground. Not to mention the large undercover BBQ area!

This strata property comes with its own title, it's yours!

Features include:
150sqm of land – that you own
Strata titled with low fee's
Carport parking
1 bedrooms self-contained caravan and annex for additional living or bunk room
Gas cooktop
Reverse cycle split systems
Your own spacious shower and laundry room
Plenty of storage
Separate lockable store room
Views to the ocean from a private patio area
Security screens
Great visitor parking
Water Rates $nil
Council Rates $1600/yr approx.
Strata Fees $1291.20/year

Additional Bonus;
The Sellers are leaving you with the fridge, washing machine, dryer, bed, generator, kitchen necessities, a cafe blind for you to install should you wish, and two couches.

Conveniently located just a short walk to the IGA shopping centre, café, pharmacy, gift shop, doctors and public transport and all the lifestyle and recreational activities that Dawesville is known for. A new holiday destination located at the gateway of the Southwest, neatly positioned between Melros Beach and the Dawesville Estuary. Indulge in Mandurah's waterside lifestyle- crabbing, fishing, swimming, boating just minutes away.

Looking online is one thing, but nothing beats seeing the real thing.
An inspection is highly recommended.

Contact Exclusive Listing Agent Martha Malkovic 0439 930 043 to discuss this property and arrange a viewing - [email protected].


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.