111 Bordeaux Lane, Ellenbrook WA 6069

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Welcome Home to 111 Bordeaux Lane

Nestled in the heart of Ellenbrook's Bordeaux Estate, this charming 3x2 presents the perfect opportunity for investors and future homeowners alike. Currently tenanted until October 2024 to fantastic tenants paying $420 per week, the property delivers excellent rental return in a prime location.
Upon entry, a warm and welcoming hallway guides you to versatile open-plan living complemented by gallery-style kitchen. With stainless steel appliances, ample bench space and storage, the kitchen is made for effortless entertaining. The adjoining dining seamlessly connects to the light-filled lounge, creating a seamless indoor/outdoor flow.
Retreat to three comfortably sized bedrooms with built-in wardrobes for plentiful storage. The master also features a private walk-in robe and ensuite.
Step out to the undercover alfresco, paved for all-weather gatherings.
Enjoy creature comforts like ducted air conditioning and solar panels, reducing bills while adding value. Nearby local shops, parks, sports and transport, the location ticks all the boxes.
Buy now and move in 2024 or capitalize on the rental potential. This one makes investing easy and affordable.

Features Include
Prime Location
Master bedroom with ensuite, walk-in robe and AC unit
Remaining 2 bedrooms with built in robes
Family bathroom
Laundry room with courtyard access
Light and bright open plan living and dining with AC unit
Kitchen with ample preparation surface, cupboard pantry and 600mm appliances
6kw solar system with 24 panels
Reticulation
Double garage rear of property
Close to all amenities
Built Approx. 2013, Total Living Approx. 138m2, Land Size Approx. 300m2.

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