15/10 Whitlock Road, Queens Park WA 6107

| UNDER OFFER by Tom Miszczak | Multiple Offers |

Tom Miszczak from The Agency has the pleasure in bringing this outstanding opportunity to the local market. Positioned on the ground floor with ample outdoor entertaining space, spacious open plan living with outstanding natural light and 2 big bedrooms with rear access from the master, this is value packed buying.
Within easy access to new parks, cafes, public transport and shops, this is a standout lifestyle option.

Rental estimate - $600 to $650 per week.

Features include:
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Bathroom
- 1 Secure Car Bay
- 128sqm of Total Area
- Open Plan Living
- Reverse Cycle Air-Conditioning
- Electric Cooking
- Store Room
- Water Filter
- Built in Robes
- Strata Levies - $749 per quarter
- Council Rates - approx $2025pa
- Water Rates - approx $1100pa

Stepping into the secure complex you'll appreciate the modern and clean feel of the Parkside Apartments building.
As you enter apartment 15 you'll get an instant hit of space with a warm and inviting open plan living area that enjoys an abundance of natural light flowing it's way through.

The kitchen is a well appointed space with stone benchtops and quality appliances with ample room to prepare for your guests. The dining and lounge are the perfect place to sit back and relax after a long day with room to entertain family and friends also. The spacious alfresco area is an easy care but spacious area, much larger than most, with room to relax and potter.

The bedrooms are located at the Eastern side of the home and enjoy ample space with built in robes to each. The main bathroom and separate laundry area sit adjacent and are both modern and spacious areas to enjoy.

Contact your REIWA award winning agent - Tom Miszczak on 0400 217 162

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.