11 Caley Road,, Padbury

Situated on a flat 684sqm (approx.) North/South facing R20/R40 zoned block, this beautifully presented 3 bedroom home is perfect for the growing family or investor who are looking for an opportunity to enter the market without having to spend money on renovations.

Ready and waiting for you to enjoy all that it has to offer, the home boasts spacious living, a renovated kitchen and bathroom, air conditioning, an awesome outdoor entertaining area, a great backyard for the kids, powered workshop and plenty of off-street parking.

Ideally located, the property is within easy walking distance to Forrest Plaza Shopping Centre (which includes restaurants and a doctor's surgery), Bambara Primary School, Forrest Park and Padbury Community Kindy with Westfield Whitford City Shopping Centre, the freeway, Whitfords train station, Craigie Leisure Centre and the beach only a short drive away.

Additional features of the property include:
3 bedrooms Master bedroom has a mirrored built in robe and air conditioning Renovated family bathroom with a bath and separate shower Separate WC Spacious living Separate dining area Renovated kitchen with a gas cooktop, pantry, double sink, fridge recess, dishwasher, island bench and a breakfast bar – all with direct access to the backyard Renovated laundry with plenty of bench and cupboard space Air conditioning Gas bayonet Gas hot water system Huge 'all seasons' outdoor entertaining area (protected from the sea breeze) Large grassed area for the kids and pets (plenty of room to kick a footy) Loads of room for a pool Reticulated easy care gardens Powered workshop Undercover parking with drive through access to the backyard Large double driveway for additional off-street parking
For further information please call Jarrod O'Neil on 0411 103 617.

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.