20 Earnley Way

Viewings by appointment - easy to organise at short notice! Positioned in a quiet street and surrounded by established homes, this three-bedroom, one-bathroom property offers an outstanding opportunity for developers, investors, land bankers, or buyers seeking a sizeable parcel of land in a convenient location. Set on a substantial 809sqm block, the property combines immediate liveability with exciting future possibilities (subject to relevant approvals). Whether you're looking to retain and build, explore redevelopment options, or secure a large landholding in a growing area, this property deserves your attention. Inside, the home has been updated with a renovated kitchen and bathroom, providing comfortable accommodation while future plans are considered. The functional floor plan offers three good-sized bedrooms, practical living spaces, and all the essentials for owner-occupiers or tenants alike. Conveniently located close to local primary and secondary schools, parks, shopping amenities, and public transport, the property also enjoys excellent access to major arterial roads, making commuting throughout Perth simple and efficient. Features include: Huge 809sqm block Three-bedroom, one-bathroom home Renovated kitchen Updated bathroom Quiet residential street Excellent development potential (subject to relevant approvals) Ideal investment, land bank or redevelopment opportunity Close to schools and high schools Easy access to major arterial roads and transport links Convenient location near local amenities Large landholdings in sought-after locations are becoming increasingly difficult to secure. This is an opportunity to capitalise on the size, location, and future potential of a property that offers multiple pathways for growth. NB: Periodic tenancy at $580 per week 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.