101 Mallard Way, Cannington

"New Price" Retro vibe house with Great rental return for your investment

**********Multiple Offer Under Offer by Hendrick Heo & Sam Cho**********

101 Mallard Way, Cannington WA 6107

3 Bedrooms / 1 Bathrooms / 3 Parking, 783 Sqm / Green title /

- The Property will be sold “as is”-

Offers by 5pm 23th of April unless sold prior
-(The seller reserves the right to sell prior to the end date)-

Have you dreamed of having a great return with excellent proximity?

Nowadays, you can hardly find this type of retro feeling house with huge land close to city, it is time to grasp your unique chance!

On a 783 sqm , this original 1926-character home represents amazing opportunity with infinite potential for rental return.

Generous size of frontage area surrounded by white picket fence with feature arch, this superbly located property is perfect for future retain and rental yield.
Make you DIY gardening or entertainment in your backyard, there are a lot more than you can imagine!

Feature:

• Green title block
• Security window shutter door
• High ceiling design throughout
• Antique kitchen cooktop area
• Cooling system
• Rear yard outdoor fencing area
• Shade sail at rear yard

Surrounding:

• Walking distance to Queens Park Stn, IGA, café and restaurant
• Walking distance to local shops, local parks and church
• Walking distance to Saint Joseph’s School, Cannington Community College
• Easy access to Albay Hwy, Manning Rd, Leach Hwy, Welshpool Rd
• 3min driving to Westfield Carousel Shopping centre
• 10.6km to Perth CBD & Perth airport

Council rate: $1560.69 per annum
Water service fee: $574.39 per annum

For further information to view or assistance with any real estate matter, please contact:

Hendrick Heo
0478 555 391
[email protected]

Sam Cho
0497 899 978
[email protected]

Disclaimer - Whilst every care has been taken in the preparation of this advertisement, all information supplied by the seller and the seller's agent is provided in good faith. Prospective purchasers are encouraged make their own enquiries to satisfy themselves on all pertinent matters.

By Hendrick HEO & Sam Cho