57C Wicca Street, Kewdale

Situated in a complex of three brick and iron double storey townhouses, this rear property offers a low maintenance lifestyle in a prime location. But don’t let its modest façade fool you into thinking you’ll need to compromise on space as you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the generously sized rooms and spaciousness within.

Located in a quiet cul de sac and just moments to the city, airport, DFO and Belmont Forum, this apartment is perfect for an owner occupier or investor as the outstanding tenants are keen to extend their lease.

Features include:
Immaculately presented throughout 3 spacious bedrooms upstairs with generous built-in wardrobes, master with a walk-in wardrobe and spacious en-suite 2 spacious bathrooms upstairs, main bathroom includes a bath and separate toilet Downstairs formal loungeroom Modern kitchen with gas cooktop and loads of storage including overhead cabinetry
Spacious dining area directly off the kitchen leading out to the courtyard Neutral décor throughout Separate laundry with direct outside access Separate downstairs toilet Undercover alfresco dining in a low maintenance courtyard Double car garage with remote control access, plus additional parking Reverse cycle air-conditioning and gas bayonet in the lounge room Loads of storage throughout Low strata fees Internal living 184sqm Lot size 279sqm Rented at $380 per week on a periodic lease Council rates $1705.03 Water rates $1234.22
Convenient location to all amenities including public transport, parks including Wicca Park at the end of the street, Belmont Forum, DFO, Perth city, Graham Farmer Freeway, Burswood Entertainment complex, Vic Park and the airport.

For more information about this charming character home please contact Michael Keil on 0412 255 838

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.