187 Camberwarra Drive Craigie, WA 6025

A Unique Opportunity with Renovated Comfort & Future Potential

Set on a generous 683m² (approx) block zoned R20/40! This three-bedroom, one-bathroom home presents an exciting opportunity for buyers looking for a property offering both lifestyle appeal and future potential.

Partially renovated and offering comfortable living spaces, the home provides an excellent foundation for those looking to move in, continue the renovations or add further value over time. A private swimming pool adds another dimension to the property, creating an inviting space for families to enjoy throughout the warmer months.

Currently leased to tenants, the property presents an attractive investment opportunity from day one, while the generous landholding provides the potential to explore future subdivision or development options, subject to the relevant approvals.

With its combination of a substantial block, existing improvements, private pool and potential for future development, 187 Camberwarra Drive represents an exciting opportunity in the sought-after suburb of Craigie.

WHAT WE LOVE:

• Three bedrooms and one bathroom
• Generous 683m² block zoned R20/40
• Partially renovated throughout
• Private swimming pool
• Currently leased to tenants
• Excellent investment opportunity
• Potential for subdivision or future development, subject to approval
• Scope to further renovate and add value
• Established residential setting in a sought-after Craigie location

Whether you're an investor looking for an income-producing property, a family seeking a home with room to grow, or a buyer looking to unlock the potential of a substantial block, this property is well worth exploring.

For further information or to arrange your private viewing, please get in touch today.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information and marketing 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, including making their own enquiries regarding any future subdivision or development potential.