38 Balmain Way, Heathridge, WA 6027

Joshua Carroll from Professionals Heathridge is pleased to present to the market 38 Balmain Way in the sought-after suburb of Heathridge. Calling all renovators, builders, and tradies-this is your chance to secure an incredible 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom property in Heathridge, set on a spacious 762m² block. Ready for some TLC, this home offers endless potential for those eager to add their personal touch and transform it into a modern gem. With plenty of room to expand or upgrade, this property presents an affordable entry into the Heathridge market, allowing you to create your ideal home or investment in a sought-after area. Don't miss this unique opportunity to unlock the true value of this promising property!

Features:
-3 spacious bedrooms all with built in robes
-Modern bathroom with double vanity, shower and bath
-Formal front lounge room
-Open plan kitchen/lounge/dining area
-Large kitchen overlooking sunken lounge and outdoor area
-Large pergola wrapping around property
-Below ground pool
-Grassed area
-Laundry with access to outside area
-Separate WC off the laundry
-Multiple garden sheds
-Single garage with ample space on the property to park extra vehicles
-Security shutters

**Property to be sold 'as is' condition**

Nestled in a coveted locale, this property enjoys proximity to an array of amenities. Imagine strolling to nearby shops, cafes, and schools, or taking leisurely walks in the serene park just down the road. With its prime location, convenience is at your doorstep. Be quick and don't miss out on the chance to secure a property with huge potential in sought-after Heathridge.

Land size: 762m2
Internal size: 110m2 (approximate)
Year built: 1984
Zoning: R20

Please contact Joshua Carroll from YOUR LOCAL HEATHRIDGE AGENCY now for more information!

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.