17 Saw Road, Kardinya

Plan your future here in an excellent elevated Somerville Kardinya location.
Currently on a FIXED lease agreement till 27/08/2025.

Enviably situated within the sought-after “Somerville Estate”, this fantastic 4 bedroom 2 bathroom-plus study home in a prime elevated location is destined to keep your loved ones happy with its magnificent floor plan and an abundance of both indoor and outdoor space.

Move in and enjoy the expansive floor-plan, featuring a double door entry, spacious lounge and dining, generous kitchen with open plan meals and living plus the added bonus of family/games room. The established low maintenance garden with delightful alfresco is perfect for entertaining friends and giving the kids plenty of play space. So much space that you could add a studio or granny flat (subject to council approval)

This property is close to Melville Senior High School and other excellent educational facilities, the Kardinya Park and Westfield Booragoon shopping centres, train stations, and local community sporting clubs. Throw in a very close proximity to Murdoch University, the St John of God Murdoch Hospital and Fiona Stanley Hospital and you will soon find out that this gem of a location is as convenient as they come. How impressive!

Contact Exclusive Listing agent Zvon Mikulic on 0439 811 023 to schedule your viewing appointment.

Features include:
4 bedrooms + study/5th bedroom 2 bathrooms 2x Split System air-conditioning units Master Bedroom & Games Room. Low maintenance gardens Double garage Solar hot water system Security system 798sqm land (approx) Garden shed Currently on a FIXED lease agreement till 27/08/2025. Rental Return $800 p/w City of Melville Rates - $2344.96 p/a approx. Water Rates - $1593.00 p/a approx. Property Condition Report available on request
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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.