22 Castle Street, South Bunbury, WA 6230

Positioned on a large 777m² block in a highly sought-after central location, this charming 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home is perfect for investors, renovators, or developers looking to capitalize on its potential.

Inside, you'll find beautiful wooden floorboards throughout, adding warmth and character. The large timber kitchen offers plenty of bench and storage space, seamlessly connecting to the spacious dining area-ideal for family meals or entertaining. The cosy lounge room features a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a charming fireplace, providing comfort all year round.

A welcoming entry hallway leads to the good-sized main bathroom, a great-sized master bedroom, and a versatile sleepout, perfect as an additional living area, guest space, or playroom. The separate study/home office provides a quiet space for work or study, while the good-sized laundry offers practical storage and access to the backyard.

Step outside to enjoy the covered rear verandah, overlooking the spacious backyard-a blank canvas with endless possibilities. With plenty of space for outdoor activities, potential extensions, or future development, the block also boasts a large shed at the rear, perfect for storage, a workshop, or hobby space.

Conveniently located close to schools, parks, and shopping centers, this property offers strong investment potential and an exciting opportunity to renovate, extend, or redevelop.

 The property is being sold 'as is' making it the perfect opportunity to call it your own.

Built:1956
Land Size: 777m2
Zoning: R20/R40
Land Rates: $2323.4 7p/y Approx
Water Rates $ 1,281.53 p/y Approx

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