House Sold - WA - Parmelia - 6167 - Your Parmelia Starter Home with Room to Grow (Image 2)

25 Pedder Way Parmelia WA 6167

Sold $715,500

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Property Type House
Land area approx 746.00sqm
Region Perth
Locality Kwinana
Carports 1

Tags: Workshop

Your Parmelia Starter Home with Room to Grow

***To be sold Via Openn Offers (transparent bidding) with offers closing Monday 8th December @.5.30pm - Contact Charlie or Dave for a link to participate

Welcome to 25 Pedder Way – a solid and well-maintained 1977-built home offering comfortable family living with plenty of future potential.

Set on a generous 746m² block, this 3-bedroom, 1-bathroom home is ideal for first home buyers, young families, downsizers, or savvy investors looking for value in a rising pocket of Parmelia.

Step inside to a warm and inviting floor plan featuring 111m² of internal space, including a light-filled living area, a functional kitchen, and three well-sized bedrooms. The home is move-in ready yet offers scope to modernise and add value over time.

Outside, the expansive backyard is a standout feature — perfect for children, pets, entertaining, or future improvements. There's plenty of room for gardens, a workshop or pool. The single carport provides secure parking with additional off-street space for visitors.

This property is close to schools, parks, bus routes, Kwinana Marketplace, and the Kwinana Train Station, making everyday living easy and convenient.

Property Highlights:
3 comfortable bedrooms
1 bathroom with practical layout
Spacious 111m² internal floor area
Huge 746m² landholding
Solid brick home built in 1977
Single carport + additional driveway parking
Quiet, convenient location close to shops, transport, and schools.
Council Rates $1953.50 p/a

Contact Charlie or Dave to found out the next inspection time.

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.