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46 Drummond Street,
Lockyer 6330, Western Australia

2 bedrooms
1 bathroom
956m² land size
House

Price withheld


Property details

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Let's be honest, the existing 1950s original home on this sizeable property is a lost cause, so don't even bother consider renovating.
Get the bulldozer in, remove it and either subdivide the land and build units or build a delightful new home for yourself and simply relish having all that land to play with and living close to essential amenities and downtown Albany.
Investors would have the benefit of buying in a central location attractive to tenants and reaping sound returns at a time when rentals are in high demand.
First home buyers, families to tradies could opt to build a nice home, add a workshop or two and cubby for the kids and get to work on a veggie patch, orchard and chicken pen.
With work on the new Mt Lockyer Primary School underway, this just adds to the appeal of the location.
Get in quick for this one.
For more detailed information or to arrange a private viewing please contact Greg Loxton on 0427 649 183 or email greg.l@raywhite.com

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School catchments

  • Parklands School Primary PP-6 Independent 0.15km
  • Mount Lockyer Primary School Primary PP-6 Government 0.56km
  • John Calvin School (Albany) Combined PP-10 Independent 0.97km
  • Yakamia Primary School Primary K-6 Government 1.1km
  • Bethel Christian School Combined PP-12 Independent 1.8km

Nearest schools, measured in a straight line from the property. Provided as a guide only; check catchment and enrolment eligibility with the school. School data © ACARA, licensed under CC BY 4.0.


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