28 Eastbourne Crescent

Nollamara WA 6061

Comfortably nestled on a huge 835sqm (approx.) block with exciting R40 zoning and plenty of scope for future redevelopment, this largely-original 3 bedroom 1 bathroom home at the highest point of Nollamara is in solid enough condition to either be lived in or rented out until you decide on what your next move will be.The property has been recently painted throughout and has new carpets and blinds, giving it a fresh look and feel. A welcoming front lounge with a separate dining area - and adjacent kitchen is graced by low-maintenance flooring.The kitchen itself is generous in size and has a walk-in pantry, gas-upright cooker and a modern stainless-steel dishwasher for good measure. The pick of the carpeted bedrooms is a larger master with built-in wardrobes and a lovely bay window and seating area to the side.At the rear, there is covered outdoor patio entertaining, overlooking a spacious ldquo;blank canvasrdquo; of a backyard that has many trees, plenty of shade and can be whatever you want it to be. A massive workshop shed can be driven into and truly is every tradesperson's dream.Lush local parklands are around the corner, with bus stops, the Dianella Primary and Secondary Colleges and fantastic community sporting facilities only footsteps away in their own right. Ot excellent schools and shopping at Northlands Plaza, the local Nollamara village precinct, The Square at Mirrabooka and even the new Roselea complex in neighbouring Balcatta also very much within arm's reach of this very convenient location.Even our vibrant Perth CBD is approximately 15 minutes away by car, whilst our pristine Western Australian coastline is also nearby - only a major artery or two from your front door. The time has come in which to secure your future. Opportunity knocks - and loudly!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.