18 Stonehouse Crescent, Bentley

Built in 1969 and occupying a 456sqm block, they don't make solid brick and tile homes like this anymore. Spacious throughout, this neatly presented family home could be easily transformed to incorporate its classic features with modern living.

Surrounded by other homes of the same era and working with the existing floorplan, there's plenty of potential to add value to this 3-bedroom and generously proportioned property.

Features at a glance:
Retro classic 1969 build 3 spacious bedrooms 1 bathroom with a bathtub Original jarrah floorboards Spacious formal lounge with a ceiling fan and security shutters Retro kitchen with gas cooking Meals area adjacent to the kitchen and leading out to a balcony Separate laundry with external access Balcony with lovely green views over the neighbourhood Well established and blooming garden Paved patio Storeroom Single car garage with a shopper's entrance and extra parking Security screens Water Rates: $993.04 pa Council Rates: $1327.31 pa Block Size: 456 sqm
From this family-friendly neighbourhood, you're within walking distance to Hedley Park, the Bentley Community Centre, Bentley Library and buses. Curtin University is just over 2 kilometres away and within minutes, you can be kayaking on the Canning River, in the heart of Vic Park or shopping at Westfield Carousel. Also nearby is Manning Road, Leach Highway, Albany Highway, private and public schools, Bentley Plaza Shopping Centre, Hawaiian's Park Centre, Hoyts Carousel and Collier Park Golf Course, plus it's just 8 kilometres to the Perth CBD.

Expressions of Interest Close 28 October 2021 at 6pm (unless sold prior).

Please don't hesitate to contact Michael Keil on 0412 255 838 or at michael@michaelkeil.com today to arrange a viewing.

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