13/386 Stirling Street, Highgate WA 6003

THE HEART OF HIGHGATE

Enjoy inner city living with this immaculate Stirling Street townhouse.

The ground floor is completed with a open plan kitchen fitted with stainless steel appliances, dual living/dining and private hidden laundry.
Leading upstairs you are met with a large open study area with potential for a second bedroom. The spacious master bedroom is fitted with an abundance of storage including build in robes and two Juliet balconies. The modern bathroom contains a single vanity and glass screened shower.

Outdoor includes a single remote garage, private courtyard and lock up external storeroom.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION!
Positioned in the heart of Highgate you are a short 250m walk to the popular and pumping Beaufort Street Strip. Including restaurants, bars, cafes, newsagents, grocery stores, public transport and so much more!

Features Include:
- Two Storey Townhouse
- Open Plan Kitchen/Living/Dining with A/C and bamboo flooring
- Large Master Bedroom with BIR, A/C and two balcony areas
- Large Study/Games area with possibility of a second/guest bedroom
- Hidden Laundry with sink and space for washer and dryer
- Spacious and stylish semi-ensuite bathroom
- Reverse Cycle A/C
- Single Lock-Up Garage
- Private Courtyard
- Large Outdoor Storeroom

Located in a quiet street this townhouse is in a group of 14. and fitted with high security including self locking pedestrian and vehicle security gates.

Approx Rates:
Strata Fees: Amin Fund - $284 pq - Sinking Fund $171 pq
Town of Vincent Rates $1,446 pa
Water Corporation Rates $1,122 pa

Lot Area: 103 sqm
Built in 2006

This is an ideal property for the first home buyer, young couples or one to add to your investment portfolio. Call Sam English TODAY 0432 568 040 to avoid missing out!

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.