12C Elward Way, Balga WA 6061

Modern privacy in Balga's best spot! Second Chance due to Finance Fall over!

Tranquilly nestled to the rear of a well-presented complex of just three residences, this stylish 3 bedroom 2 bathroom villa will impress you with its premium-quality finishes and is arguably situated in the best part of Balga.

An impeccably-tiled open-plan living, dining and kitchen area doubles as the hub of the floor plan with its sparkling stone bench tops, double sinks, funky light fittings, ample power points, glass splashbacks, storage pantry and sleek stainless-steel range-hood, gas-cooktop and oven appliances. In addition, split-system air-conditioning makes living here rather quite comfortable, all year round.

The pick of the bedrooms is a larger master suite with full-height mirrored built-in wardrobes and an intimate ensuite bathroom, comprising of a vanity, toilet, shower and mirrored amenity cabinet. Out back, a fabulous alfresco courtyard encourages private entertaining, with café blinds providing both full enclosure and protection from the elements at the very same time.

Extras include solar panels, ceiling fans in bedrooms and living room, security cameras, and an attic for extra storage.

Escape to the serenity of a fantastic North Balga locale between both Celebration Park and the sprawling Princess Wallington Reserve – the latter situated next door to the Balga Community and Leisure Centres, North Balga Primary School and lush playing fields. Bus stops, Balga Plaza Shopping Centre and a host of fantastic children’s playgrounds are also only walking distance away, with other outstanding educational facilities, medical amenities and major arteries for easy access to the city, coast, Perth Airport and our picturesque Swan Valley all within arm’s reach. Now this is low-maintenance living at its very finest!

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