102C Balga Avenue, Balga WA 6061

Welcome to 102A,B,C Balga Avenue, with all 3 near new, well presented and quality built (Ultimo Constructions) 3 bedroom 2 bathroom villas available for sale.

102A - 162.52sqm
102B - 149.33sqm
102C - 152.07sqm

The front unit has its very own driveway and a gated alfresco and entry courtyard, whilst the second and third units enjoy the security of having its double lock-up garage accessible down the common driveway for peace of mind. Carpet and full-height mirrored built-in wardrobes are commonplace throughout all of the bedrooms, whilst the private master-ensuite bathrooms boast large showers, toilets and twin “his and hers” vanities within.

The tiled open-plan living, dining and kitchen areas play host to reverse cycle A/C's, sleek stone bench tops, subway-tile splashbacks, double storage pantries and quality range-hood, gas-cooktop, oven and dishwasher appliances. The living spaces enjoy seamless outdoor access to their respective alfresco-entertaining courtyards for good measure.

Extras include security alarms, bulkheads in kitchens, LED lights in living areas and skirting throughout.

Walk to bus stops and lush local parklands from here, with the local North Metropolitan TAFE, Balga Primary School, Balga Senior High School, Warriapendi Primary School, Gladys Newton School and Majella Catholic Primary School all within arm’s reach – the latter, just across the road. Other nearby educational facilities include Mercy College and John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School, with the local shopping village, more shopping at The Square in Mirrabooka and Warwick Grove, the wonderful Balga Leisure and Community Centres, other public-transport options and major arteries for easy access to both the city and the coast all only a stone’s throw away themselves.

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