27A Baxter Way, Padbury, WA 6025

Tucked away and ready to go, this flat and level 200sqm (approx.) rear parcel is the ultimate “blank canvas” for your sleek modern two-storey dream. 

With an 87sqm (approx.) common driveway already on offer and quality homes all around, you'll love the privacy, position and potential to build something brilliant with absolute ease. 

Stroll around the corner to Bambara Primary School, bus stops, beautiful Forrest Park and other lush local parklands, with this convenient locale enhanced by a very close proximity to restaurants and the All Foods Market IGA at Padbury Shopping Centre. 

Even Padbury Catholic Primary School, other primary schools and the stunning Hepburn Heights Conservation Area are within arm's reach, along with the likes of the freeway, the Greenwood and Whitfords Train Stations, Duncraig Senior High School, Sacred Heart College, St Mark's Anglican Community School, two daycare centres, trendy cafes and restaurants, the wonderful Westfield Whitford City Shopping Centre, Craigie Leisure Centre and Open Space, the magnificent Hillarys Boat Harbour, the Hillarys Beach Club, pristine swimming beaches and so much more.

Low-maintenance lifestyle, high-impact design — it all starts right here, right now!

Features include, but are not limited to;
-	Flat and level 200sqm (approx.) vacant rear block of land – survey-strata lot
-	Build a quality modern single-level or two-storey home with your own spin on things
-	87sqm (approx.) of common driveway
-	Surrounded by other quality residences
-	Duncraig Senior High School catchment zone
-	Close to public transport, everyday amenities, the coast and major arterial roads

Ready, set, build. The dream begins down the drive!

For further information, please contact Jarrod O'Neil on 0411 103 617.

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.