All offers presented ON OR BEFORE 21st SEPTEMBER
(seller reserves the right to sell prior to the end date)
After 36 years of being the entertainment hub for family and friends from all over the state... Grandma and Grandpa have decided it is time to downsize.
A revolving door for the kids and grand-kids this home has so many wonderful memories. Playing, running, swimming, barking, tweeting (the kind you don't need a phone for) skinned knees being patched, hours of play across the road in the park, late evenings working in the shed ... And now, it's time for another family to build their future on such a rich history of fun and love.
Monarch Court is more than just a street, it's a community... the residents know each other, look out for each other and are generally great people.
Many will desire this property, but only one lucky family will be able to call it home!
FEATURES
Build Year: 1985
Built Area: 171sqm
Corner Block
Renovated Kitchen
Stone Bench-tops
Panasonic Split System Air-conditioning (x2)
Wood Fireplace
Incredible Natural Light
Renovated Bathroom
39sqm Alfresco!!
3.25kw Solar System
Below Ground Salt Pool
Powered Workshop (6m x 6m)
Lovely Gardens
Instant Gas Hot Water
RATES
Council rates $1149.57
Water Rates $1032.58 (Previous financial year total)
SCHOOLS
South Thornlie Primary School
Thornlie Senior High School
LIFESTYLE
30m - Crusader Drive Reserve
100m - Empire Way Reserve
1.4km -Thornlie Square Shopping Centre
1.5km - Thornlie Senior High School
1.6km - South Thornlie Primary School
1.6km - Sacred heart Primary School
2.4km - Thornlie Bowling Club
2.5km - Southern River Tavern
This property at 1 Monarch Court, Thornlie is a three bedroom, one bathroom house sold by Jonathan Clover and Damian Martin at First National Real Estate Genesis on 25 Aug 2021.
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With a 12 square kilometre land area, Thornlie is the largest suburb within the City of Gosnells. Established during the post-war years, significant growth didn't occur until the late 1950s and lasted through to the 1980s. A slight population increase was experienced during the 1990s, but since has remained relatively stable.
Thornlie presents an appealing suburban lifestyle away from the hectic nature of inner-city living. An array of reserves and parks add to the suburban charm of Thornlie, while strong transport links keep the suburb well connected to the Perth metropolitan region.
Locally major features include a number of shopping centres such as the Forest Lakes Shopping Centre, Spencer Village Shopping Centre and the Thornlie Square Shopping Centre.
Recreational facilities are another appealing facet with Leisure World and the Tom Bateman Sporting Complex (home to the Perth Heat Baseball Club) all close by. There are several local schools in the area, such as Thornlie Primary School and Thornlie Senior High School.