16 Mimica Street, Dayton WA 6055

Beautifully Presented.
Easy Lifestyle & Convenient Location.
Welcome to 16 Mimica Street, Dayton. Presented by Ana from Team Rash – The Agency.
A perfect choice for a first-home buyer entering the property market or a downsizer who wants fewer chores, an easy lifestyle, and more time to enjoy.
Superbly located, with easy access to major highways, schools, newly built Dayton’s shopping centre, Revo Fitness Centre, and various recreational parks. A short drive to Whiteman Train Station in the nearby suburb of Brabham
Close to Perth’s renowned Swan Valley Winery with international cuisine, fine wine, chocolatier, coffee shops, Breweries, local fresh produce, an assortment of delicious cheese from expert cheesemakers, and Art from local artists.
Living in Dayton.
Discover the Swan Valley in spring through Entwined in the Swan Valley, a two-week celebration in October on a journey of flavour, viticulture and heritage through one of Western Australia’s oldest wine regions.
 
Dayton offers a multicultural, friendly community where residents enjoy facilities year-round. A community hall where residents can participate in many different
Activities and cultural programs.

Make your next move to this lovely urban-style living home.

-3 bedrooms
-2 bathrooms
- Light-filled open plan of Dining/living and a functional kitchen
- Secured and lockable double garage with rear lane access
- Paved open-to-sky backyard ready for your final touch
- Split-unit A/C in all bedrooms and in the living area
- A separate WC and a separate laundry room
- Neat and nice entrance adorned with succulent plants.
- Built circa 2014 on approx. 210 sqm block
- Built by Affordable Living Homes 

You are invited to view this cosy home and make it yours.
For more information
Contact
Ana Borcherdt – 0481 092 390

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.