2/15 Kinsella Street, Joondanna

All Offers by the 11th of December
Floating above Joondanna with expansive, unequal, 180 degree views from the top floor, this stunning double-level home will inspire and delight! The views, and the feeling of freedom they evoke, really must be seen to be believed!

Downstairs, a sunlit, separate loungeroom flows into open plan kitchen and dining areas that seamlessly connect to the outdoor entertaining area. Here you'll find a large patio for alfresco dining and relaxation, with easy care gardens and spacious storeroom. A well-appointed kitchen with beautiful granite benchtop will impress all home chefs!
Upstairs you will find a master suite of epic proportions, with a one of a kind, spectacular outlook from the bedroom itself, and from the terrace balcony it extends out too. Two generously sized additional bedrooms with built-in robes centre around a huge family bathroom with double vanities, bath and shower.

The location here is outstanding too, situated within the sought-after catchment zones for Tuart Hill Primary School and Bob Hawke, approximately 10 minutes to the CBD and close to the entertainment precincts of Mount Hawthorn and Leederville, and with Joondanna's own 'Emmerson's' cafe just a short stroll away! Glendalough Train Station and the Osborne Park employment hub are also nearby.

Other features include:
Brand new reverse cycle air-conditioning Solid jarrah flooring Roller shutters Neutral décor throughout Double remote garage 3wcs
Location Highlights:
Cafes, shops & nightlife close by Close to public transport in all directions 470m to Joondanna Reserve 760m to Albert James Park 1.5km to Tuart Hill Primary School 6.3kms to Bob Hawke College 7kms to Perth CBD
The Seller reserves the right to accept an offer prior to the advertised end date
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.