149A Ninth Avenue, Inglewood WA 6052

This stunning preserved home at 149A Ninth Avenue, Inglewood is everything you've been looking for! With character and charm and located walking distance to all your favourite eateries, shops and amenities, your search for the perfect home stops here.

Beautifully presented 3 bedroom (3rd bedroom could be used as an extra living space) 1 bathroom front home with single garage at rear and open secure car space at the front. The picket fence and leafy trees creates a cute and secure front yard to enjoy entertaining or relaxing while watching the world go by. Neat kitchen with breakfast bar is plumbed for gas cooking. Large modern bathroom continues on from the laundry.

The Many Features of this property include:
- Neutral decor throughout
- High Ceilings with featured details
- Private leafy front courtyard
- Original timber flooring
- Lounge includes a Ceiling Fan & Feature Fireplace
- Double Sized Main Bedroom with Built in Robes
- Good Sized Second & Third Bedrooms
- Large modern Bathroom
- Gas Bayonet
- Reverse cycle air-conditioning to Lounge and Master Bedroom
- Neat Kitchen with Timber Benches
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Gas Cooking
- French Doors
- Alfresco
- Rear Single Lock Up Garage
- Extra Parking available to the Front
- Storage Shed
- Gas Hot Water System
- Built 1920
Situated in the highly regarded Mt Lawley Senior High School catchment area.

Inglewood is an inner-northern suburb only 5 kilometres from the Perth CBD, with a lifestyle of charm and convenience. Inglewood's beautifully old-fashioned suburban landscape is unique, yet its proximity to major urban inner-city hubs ensures modern conveniences and requirements are met. Many retail outlets and cafes including Woolworths and Aldi can be found on the vibrant Beaufort Street.

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