86 Charles Street Midland WA 6056

Team Rash Presents 86 Charles Street, Midland

1,695m² block • 3 bed • 1 bath • Multiple Cars • Massive powered workshop
Hidden against a protected green reserve, this exceptional quarter-acre property delivers untapped potential in Midland's growth corridor. The expansive 1,695 m² block backs directly onto government-protected parkland, ensuring your leafy outlook remains forever preserved.

Property Features:
• Three generous bedrooms with wooden laminate flooring
• Modern updated kitchen with quality appliances
• Open plan living and dining areas
• Double garage with internal access
• Enormous, powered shed/workshop perfect for trades or hobbies
• Direct gate access to protected reserve
• Multiple vehicle access points with space for trucks/boats
• Substantial land for pool, extension or granny flat (STCA)
• Development potential to subdivide (STCA)

Prime Location:
Walking distance to Midland Train Station (500m) and surrounded by premium schools including La Salle College (700m), St Brigid's Primary (1.7km), Guildford Grammar (2.8km) and Swan Christian College (4.5km). Curtin University Midland Campus just 2.5km away.
Local Amenities:
• Midland Gate Shopping Centre - 1.7km
• St John of God Public & Private Hospital - 2.9km
• Perth Airport - 9.4km • Woodbridge Riverside Park - 1.8km
• Swan Valley wineries and restaurants - minutes away • Iconic Guildford Hotel and Alfred's Kitchen nearby

This rare offering combines protected parkland views, substantial land holding and endless potential in Midland's tightly held pocket. Whether you're looking to renovate the existing home, build your dream residence or explore development opportunities, this property delivers on all fronts.

Call Rash on 0468177242 & Ray on 0405082805 or email Team Rash on teamrash@theagency.com.au

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.