11 Indiana Parade

Singleton WA 6175

This 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home has been tightly held by the original owners since it was built in 1985. Set on a whopping 1139 sqm block, there's HUGE potential on offer to make improvements and capitalise on this unique Singleton beauty!

Additional features include:

Block: 1139 sqm
Living: 118 sqm
Built: 1985
3 bedrooms
1 bathroom
Study
Sunroom
Potential Rent: TBC
Split system air conditioning in the sunroom
Kent Tile Fireplace
Council Rates $1322 pa approx
Water Rates $276.00 pa approx
Approx than 400m to the Singleton Beach Coastline
Sought after schools within walking distance
Shopping centre and local shops at your fingertips
Parks, playgrounds and skatepark nearby
Ease for all ages with public transport links providing convenience
Mains water, electricity and NBN all pass by the property
Septic installed for waste
Shed

Singleton is a sought-after suburb known for its tranquil coastal atmosphere.
The fantastic location means that you are within easy reach of a great selection of schools, as well as local parks, and the beach is easily accessible via the footpath adjacent to the property.
Cafés, shops, gym's, world class golf facilities and an abundance of dining options are a short drive away. For those who commute to the city for work can be in the CBD in approximately 45 minutes.

With so many amazing attributes, the best way to appreciate this home, is to see it for yourself. Don't miss this rare opportunity! It won't be around for long!

Call Rachel Molini on 0420 861500 to arrange an inspection

This private treaty/sale is being facilitated by Openn Offers (an online sales process).
It can sell to any Qualified Buyer at any time.
Register your interest at the Openn App/Website or contact the sales agent IMMEDIATELY to avoid missing out.

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.