3/26 Queens Crescent, Mount Lawley

Perfectly located in a small survey strata group of only 5 with no adjoining walls. This renovated home sits on a 241sqm block. All the hard work has been done and it is ready to just move in.
Comprising:

Tiled Entrance foyer Large open plan lounge with timber shutters, ceiling fan and carpet Contemporary kitchen with glass splash back, polished timber boards, Smeg stainless steel gas cooktop, electric oven, dishwasher and built-in microwave oven/grill
Adjoining open plan tiled family dining room with r/c air conditioning and ceiling fan Spacious master bedroom with built in robes, timber shutters, r/cycle air conditioning and ceiling fan
Ensuite bathroom with double vanity, large walk in shower, wc, and heating lights 2nd bedroom with built-in robes, r/c air conditioning, ceiling fan 3rd bedroom has built in robes (carpeted) Modern family bathroom with bath, vanity and 2nd w.c, and heating lights Renovated laundry with ample storage and external door (second entry) Large rear garden with timber deck, pergola and easy care garden beds Private front decked garden area Carport with tandem parking for 2 vehicles and a storage shed Alarm system Carpeted bedrooms
Beautifully presented with a neutral colour palette and quality fittings, this is a perfect home for those either upsizing or downsizing.

In a prime Mt Lawley location walking distance to Beaufort Street shops and cafes, private and public schools, Mt Lawley train station and the ever popular 950 bus on Beaufort Street running every 10 minutes.

Shire Rates: approx $1490.44 20/21 financial year
Water Rates: approx $1204.78 20/21 financial year
Levies: $350.00 p/qtr
Unit size: Land 241sqm, internally 104sqm

Further details and private inspections from Jon Adams 0413610662, Pam Herron 0413610660 or Jodi Darlington 0413610661.

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.