1B Nicholas Avenue, Quinns Rocks, WA 6030

NEW TO MARKET!!

Call Andrea Lloyd on 0400 975 004 to enquire today!

An exceptional opportunity awaits with this stunning 3-bedroom home, offering sweeping panoramic views of the ocean. Perfectly positioned just moments from the pristine white sands of Quinns Rocks, it feels as if the sea is within arm's reach from your living room. Immerse yourself in the calming sounds of the waves and enjoy a lifestyle that feels like a year-round holiday, complete with refreshing sea breezes, the vibrant hues of the Indian Ocean, and breathtaking sunsets.

Perched on a superb elevated 576m2 block (approx.), this property presents endless possibilities. The existing home is a very well-maintained, neat and tidy 3-bedroom residence, offering comfortable everyday living. However, there's incredible potential to unlock—whether you choose to renovate, extend, or build a brand new single or double-storey residence.  With only the one shared garage wall connecting it to the neighbouring duplex, your creative vision can truly take shape (subject to local council and/or WAPC approvals).  With your own driveway and additional parking to the side of the home you are not limited to any shared parking facilities.

This amazing property offers an ideal entry into the highly sought-after and tightly held 'Old Quinns' area of the coastal suburb of Quinns Rocks.  Just one street back from the beachfront with breathtaking ocean views, opportunities like this are genuinely rare and not to be missed.

Experience it in person – photos only capture a fraction of the breathtaking views this home offers. To truly appreciate it, contact Andrea Lloyd at Noble Avenue on 0400 975 004 or email [email protected].

Block size:  576m2 (approx.)

Home Built:  1975 (approx.)

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.