90B Raleigh Street, Carlisle

Situated within walking distance of the Carlisle cafe strip, this brick and tile three-bedroom, two-bathroom villa offers privacy and an incredible central location.

Boasting spacious living areas & fantastic natural light penetration in a wonderful location, this really is a rare opportunity for the astute buyer. There is also a structure for a patio all ready to go within the easy care garden. With its convenient location and low maintenance appeal, this villa is ideal for professionals, downsizers or investors looking to add to their portfolio.

PROPERTY FEATURES:

Three bedrooms, two bathrooms Formal lounge Spacious open plan living and dining Generous kitchen with a gas cooktop, double sinks, bay window inviting in plenty of natural light, lots of storage including overhead cupboards, separate pantry, wall oven and recesses for a microwave and dishwasher Master bedroom with a walk-in robe and ensuite Main bathroom with a bathtub Separate laundry with external access Easy care garden with paving and a structure for a patio Neutral décor to match your furnishings Security screens Ducted evap air-conditioning Neutral décor Single carport 1998 brick and tile construction Quiet and private villa NO Strata Fees
From this central location, you're within walking distance to Vic Park, Carlisle train station, Mineral Resource Park (home of the West Coast Eagles), Tom Wright Reserve and Lathlain Primary School. You're also within easy access to Belmont Forum Shopping Centre, Westfield Carousel Shopping Centre, Crown Entertainment Complex, parks, the airport, cafes, shops, Swan River and Perth City.

This superb opportunity will not last long at all so please don't hesitate to contact Anil Singh on 0423 276 674 or at anilsingh@theagency.com.au to arrange your viewing today.

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.