60 Bougainvillea Avenue

Welcome to 60 Bougainvillea Avenue, a well-maintained family home offering comfort, space, and excellent value in a convenient location. Set on a generous 700sqm block, this 3-bedroom home features a functional layout with an open living and dining area, perfect for easy everyday living. Outdoors is where this property really shines, with a massive backyard complete with a swimming pool, oversized shed/workshop, and an alfresco entertaining area with built-in bar. With long-term reliable tenants secured until March 2027, this is a fantastic opportunity for investors or future homeowners looking to secure a solid property in a great location. Property Information 3 bedrooms with ceiling fans 1 bathroom with shower over spa bath Ducted air conditioning throughout for year-round comfort Well-appointed kitchen featuring a dishwasher and ample storage Generous open living and dining area Roller shutters on all windows for extra security 700sqm block R20/30 zoning with exciting subdivision potential. 90sqm internal living space Huge backyard with swimming pool 38sqm shed/workshop offering excellent storage or workspace options Outdoor alfresco entertaining area with built in bar Secure garage plus additional driveway parking for up to four vehicles Built in 1977 Rates and Lease Information Annual Council rates (approx): $2,267.86 Annual Water rates (approx): $1,220.22 Long-term great tenants in place paying $660 p.w until March 2027 (investment ready) Location Information Approx. 600m to local primary school Approx. 1km to Forrestfield Shopping Centre Approx. 2.9km to Hartfield Golf Course Close to parks, public transport, and local amenities Situated in a quiet, family-friendly street with wide frontage Contact the SPP team TODAY on 0491 768 243 to express your interest. 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.