14 Cabell Street, Yokine, WA 6060
Yokine 3部屋 Endless Potential in a Prime Yokine Location
OFFERSNestled in the heart of Yokine, this three-bedroom street-front home is brimming with potential, awaiting your finishing touches. Set on a generous 316m2 lot, this property is one of only two in the group, offering a sense of space and exclusivity.
Step inside to a spacious open-plan living area, perfect for everyday comfort and entertaining. The three well-sized bedrooms provide ample accommodation, while the family bathroom features both a shower and a bathtub. Outside, a large front yard and a double carport add convenience, while the backyard with a patio offers a great space to relax or entertain.
Positioned for ultimate convenience, this home is just moments from Flinders Square Shopping Centre, The Western Australian Golf Club, and Servite College. Extensive public transport options make commuting easy, with the Perth CBD only a short trip away.
Features include:
- Street-front three-bedroom home
- Spacious open-plan living area
- Three well-sized bedrooms
- Ducted evaporative air-conditioning
- Family bathroom with shower and bathtub
- Large front yard
- Double carport
- Backyard with patio
- One of only two properties in the group
- 316m2 lot
- Prime Yokine location
- Close to Flinders Square Shopping Centre
- Near The Western Australian Golf Club
- Walking distance to Servite College
- Extensive public transport options
- Short commute to Perth CBD
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Find out your property's worth today by contacting Paul Holdsworth at 0407 081 050 or Dante Holdsworth on 0421 672 695
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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.