Perched on an elevated block with views you’ll want to venture inside and the experience contemporary lighting, stylish neutral shades that combine to transform this 1990 built home into something very desirable in 2020 with it’s lightness and brightness.
The modern, kitchen provides the ideal hub for serving both the internal and external needs of the family living here.
Located within 300 metres of the local primary school and inside 2 kilometres of high schools, Pentecost Avenue is well positioned to take advantage of surrounding amenities and parklands. The Altone Park Leisure Centre, sports grounds, golf course, shopping and medical centres are all close by. With a bus stop just 500 metres from your front door, the Transperth 341 & 342 bus provides easy access to a much wider area. With the recent Reid Highway upgrades now completed, both the Swan Valley or Perth’s beaches are easily reached on weekends.
Features
Four Bedrooms.
Two Bathrooms.
Formal lounge/dining.
Family room/casual meals area.
Kitchen – Stoneware benches, Gas cook top, under bench oven island bench,
double sink, microwave shelf, range hood and ample storage cupboards & drawers.
Built in robes in all bedrooms.
Spacious outdoor entertaining area.
Ducted evaporative air-conditioning.
Gas hot water system.
Lock-up carport, double length with tilt-a-doors.
Ducted evaporative air conditioning.
Security alarm system.
Block Size: 723sqm
Built: 1990.
To learn more about how to make this your next family home or how you can inspect it, call Alex now on 0417 946 784. If you would like a comprehensive list of features, details of the contract of purchase or need assistance with arranging finance then just email Alex at : alexgillan@slpwa.com.au
Alex Gillan Trusted resident and real estate consultant in Beechboro for over 24 years.
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.