11 Bottrill Street, Hamilton Hill WA 6163

Easy to Enjoy

This just like new! This solid 3 bedroom 1 bathroom brick-and-iron home is charming from the outside and defines low-maintenance modern living internally as a result of a quality renovation that leaves absolutely nothing for you to do here, other than to simply bring your belongings and move straight on in.

Stylish easy-care flooring graces a welcoming open-plan living, dining and kitchen area where sparkling stone bench tops meet glass splashbacks, gas-hotplate and oven cooking appliances and a heap of built-in storage space. Off here a lush outdoor-entertainment area with options aplenty, is securely enclosed for privacy and can be accessed directly from the living zone, side access gate and carport.

The bedrooms are all carpeted for comfort. And nice separation between the master bedroom and the minor bedrooms. Fully-tiled bathroom has also been revamped to include a shower and a contemporary, but sleek, vanity basin for washing up.

Sprawling local parklands and bus stops are only a matter of metres from your front doorstep, whilst the likes of the Kerry Street Community School, Fremantle Christian College, Christ the King School, East Hamilton Hill Primary School, Fremantle College, Seton Catholic College, Fremantle Recreation Centre, grocery shopping, beautiful South Beach and the heart of Fremantle are all nearby and so easily accessible by either car or public transport. Convenient is an understatement, here!


Features include, but are not limited to:

• 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
• Welcoming lounge
• Split system air-conditioning
• Combined living/dining/kitchen area
• Outdoor patio and courtyard entertaining
• Gas bayonet
• Single lock-up carport with a roller door and courtyard access, Perfect for a boat or caravan.
• 361sqm (approx.) block
• Built in 1996 (approx.)

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.