55 Hartfield Street, Queens Park, WA 6107

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Proudly presented by Lucy Deng, this charming 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom green title property offers unbeatable potential on a prime 448sqm rectangular block with a 14m wide street frontage—perfect for future redevelopment. Whether you extend the existing home or rebuild a stunning double-story house like the next-door neighbour, the opportunities are endless in this golden location.

Neatly renovated by the current owner, this home has been well-maintained with no issues over the past 4 years as a rental. Updates include a fresh coat of paint, a new carport, a sizable storage shed, a new hot water system, and evaporative air conditioning ducted to each room for year-round comfort. The front and back gardens are lovingly cared for, offering a serene outdoor space. The property also features a sleepout room that can be used as a 4th bedroom or study, plus a separate WC and laundry.

While the patio was built without council approval and is being sold as-is, the overall appeal of this home is undeniable. Located just 15km from Perth CBD, a 5-minute drive to Westfield Carousel Shopping Centre, 6 minutes to East Victoria Park’s vibrant eatery strip, and only 10 minutes to Perth Airport, this home is ideal for first-time buyers or savvy investors. Despite its proximity to the airport with the potential for increased aircraft noise, its convenient location outweighs this factor.

Currently rented for $600/week, with tenants moving out in a week, this property is ready for its next chapter—whether as your first home or an investment with huge growth potential. Don’t miss out on securing this excellent opportunity!

Water rate: $897PA   Council rate: $1572   Year of Built: 1959 Zoning: R30
Disclaimer: 
Although diligence has been taken, this information is provided for introduction purposes only and is based on
information provided by the seller, and it may be subject to change. No warranty or
representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should inspect the property and do their own due diligence to verify the information.