57 Willoughby Retreat, Clarkson, WA 6030

Cosy Charm, Prime Location & Excellent Value

Set at the end of a Cul de sac , a family-friendly street with fantastic street appeal, this solid 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home offers the perfect opportunity for first home buyers, downsizers or savvy investors. Built in 1991 and situated on a generous 600sqm block, this well-maintained property combines comfort, convenience, and potential.

Step inside to discover a freshly painted interior, near new carpets, and a practical layout that makes everyday living a breeze. The master bedroom features a walk-in robe, while the two minor bedrooms are generously sized—ideal for kids, guests, or a home office.

The living areas are kept comfortable year-round with evaporative air cooling, and the home's neat and tidy presentation means you can move right in or rent it out straight away.

Outdoors, there's plenty of room for the kids and pets to play—whether under the spacious undercover area or in the large backyard. A handy garden shed provides extra storage, and there's still scope to add your own touch over time.

Features You'll Love:
Solid 3x1 home built in 1991

Freshly painted with near new carpets

Evaporative air cooling

Master bedroom with walk-in robe

Spacious 600sqm block

Large backyard with undercover entertaining area

Garden shed

Neat, tidy and move-in ready

Excellent street appeal

Close to schools, public transport & Ocean Keys Shopping Centre

With a rental appraisal of $600 - $650 per week, this property also represents an excellent investment opportunity in a high-demand location.

Don't miss your chance to secure this cosy, well-located home in the heart of Clarkson.

📞 Contact us today to arrange a viewing – this one won't last long!

Alistair Caffel
0402 785 877
Cindy King
0411 208 202
[email protected]

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.