2 Waverley Street, South Perth WA 6151

Nestled within the vibrant, boutique, Angelo Street, shopping & cafe precinct, a stone’s throw to prestigious Wesley College and a gentle stroll to Sir James Mitchell Park.

Exquisite foyer showcasing a rolling glass balustrade, guiding you to the second storey, leading you to all minor rooms which are large enough for queen sized beds, and sharing the main bathroom. The master bedroom is generous with space having a superior private ensuite accommodating a calming corner bath to wash away your day.

Downstairs is where memories are made, comprising of a modern but sleek kitchen, boasting stone benches, ample cupboard space and quality appliances for the avid cook. Flowing into the focal point of the home is where you will host your guests for a meal then relax in the cosy lounge, all the while, overlooking the superb courtyard, finished, and primed for summer entertaining.

An iconic street front location is today's ultimate purchase, suiting the savvy Investor, downsizer or the executive style family, be sure not to miss out.

Property Features Include:

- Superbly Located near the Angelo Street Precinct
- Commanding Rendered Facade with Double Auto Garage
- Modern Kitchen with Stone Benches, Ample Cupboard Space & Stainless Steel Appliances
- All Double Sized Bedrooms with Built in Robes
- Split System in the Master Bedroom & Walk in Robe
- Spacious Private Ensuite with Corner Spa
- Ducted Air Conditioning throughout the Home plus Split System in the Main Living
- Polished Bamboo Floors plus New, Quality Laid Carpet
- Freshly Painted with New Blinds & LED Downlights to Compliment
- Sunken Lounge & Informal Dining with Expansive Glass Wall Windows
- Brand new Poured Aggregate Pad for Entertaining
- Secure Backyard with Easy Care Lawn and Low Maintenance Gardens

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.