This 3-bedroom makes for an excellent investment opportunity. Mundijong, WA, presents a significant opportunity for growth and investment, characterised by its strong transportation links, including access to major highways and potential future rail extensions through the Metronet initiative. With the development of quality educational facilities, community amenities like parks and shopping centres, and ongoing urban planning to accommodate a growing population, the suburb is becoming increasingly attractive to families and businesses. The focus on sustainable development further enhances its appeal, positioning Mundijong as a promising locale for those seeking a balanced lifestyle with access to essential services and a vibrant community.
Located within Western Australia’s growing south-eastern corridor, Mundijong is increasingly attracting attention from both investors and owner-occupiers thanks to its affordability, lifestyle appeal, and strategic proximity to major defence and employment hubs. (Ask about DHA Leasing).One of the key long-term growth drivers for the region is Western Australia’s expanding naval and defence industry, which is expected to generate significant economic activity, infrastructure investment, and employment opportunities across the Perth metropolitan area.
Land Titles approx: Jan 2027
Rental value estimate: $700p/w
TURNKEY INCLUSIONS:
* 3 spacious bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in robe
* Open living and dining area
* Double garage
* Kitchen with Vitreous Compact benchtops
* Reverse Cycle Air conditioning
* Ceiling fans throughout
* Alfresco dining area
* Full turnkey inc landscaping and fencing
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