1/4 Weeks Street, Beechboro, WA, 6063, Australia

Embrace the opportunity to create your ideal living space with Team Rash's latest offering at Lot 1 / 4 Weeks Street in Beechboro. Situated on a corner plot of 290sqm, this land provides the perfect canvas for the home you've always envisioned.
Nestled in the heart of Beechboro, this parcel of land presents a rare chance to design and construct a residence tailored to your desires. Capitalise on this offer to craft a home which embodies your unique style and preferences on this spacious block. Collaborate with your chosen builder to finalise your designs while the processing of titles is underway.
Set in a tranquil street surrounded by top-tier homes, this lot is an ideal match for downsizers, first home buyers, and families looking to establish roots in a highly desirable location. Beechboro beckons, offering the perfect backdrop for your custom-designed abode.
Property Highlights:
- Nestled in a peaceful, well-regarded street
- Land which promises an easy build
- A $10,000 First Home Buyer Grant available (*terms and conditions apply)
- Title issuance scheduled for the end of April
Act swiftly to claim this exceptional slice of the market and begin the journey to living your dream in a home designed exclusively by you!
For more details and to seize this superb opportunity, reach out to Rash Dhanjal at 0410 564 761 or Neel Nanwani at 0452 334 367, or send an email to rashd@theagency.com.au.
Disclaimer: The information presented here is intended for general informational purposes and has been provided by the Seller. It may be subject to changes. No guarantee or assurance is given regarding its accuracy, and interested parties are advised to not depend on this information but to conduct their own thorough investigations.

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.