6 Clark Place, Eneabba, WA 6518

This 3 bedroom and 1 bathroom home represents an opportunity to secure a home at a great price, ideally located near the primary school, road house and tavern, on a corner block with a rear laneway (R.O.W).  

There is an evaporative ducted air conditioner and additional wall mounted a/c in the living room,  providing plenty of cooling for the summer.  For winter warmth you will find a fabulous tile fire in the lounge room to warm the house.  
An enclosed patio out the back door offers additional outdoor living and the front veranda is semi enclosed allowing another outdoor entertaining space.  You will find new citrus trees and a chook pen in the yard, and a 1 bay carport.  

This is a great opportunity to secure a home within a country community at an affordable price, or secure a potential rental investment property.   

Eneabba is situated on the Brand Highway approximately 275km north of Perth and includes a school, tavern, road house, silver chain medical, general store/post office, public swimming pool and more.  

Approx 12km from town is Lake Indoon, a freshwater lake popular with water sports and camping.  An added bonus is Coolimba beach only 32km away, where you can enjoy fishing, swimming and the great outdoors.

The property is currently owner occupied, however could be a possible rental investment. 

FEATURES

- 3 good sized bedrooms with BIR
- Air conditioning for summer
- Wood tile fire for winter
- 791m2 (approx) corner block
- Central location
- Room for a shed, subject to shire approval
- Chook pen 
- Rear laneway
- Carport


SHIRE RATES: approx $1365pa 
WATER RATES: approx $282pa


Call me for further information or a private inspection. 
Georgina Jordan 0412 212 279 - Eneabba property specialist for Ray White Jurien.

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.