20D Burdham Way, Balga WA 6061

Finance Fall over! A Modern Gem in Tranquil Location!

Stylish low-maintenance “lock-up-and-leave” living awaits you here from within the walls of this terrific 3 bedroom 2 bathroom Balga home.

A spacious neatly-tiled open-plan living, dining and kitchen area is where most of your casual time will be spent and plays host to tiled splashbacks, ample cupboard storage space, sleek bench tops, double sinks, an integrated range hood, a gas cooktop, an under-bench oven and a quality stainless-steel dishwasher. It also extends outside to a paved rear courtyard that is ideal for tranquil and private entertaining.

A large master-bedroom suite is large in size, has separate “his and hers” built-in wardrobes and boasts a private ensuite bathroom with a shower, toilet and vanity. Both minor bedrooms are queen-sized and have double built-in robes, whilst the main bathroom also has a shower and vanity for good measure.

Extras include security alarm, roller shutters or crim safe security on all windows, LED lights in living areas, water filtration system in kitchen and a 1 min walk to the lovely Barry Britton Reserve!

Centrally located and close to the local North Metropolitan TAFE, Balga Primary School, Balga Senior High School, Warriapendi Primary School, Gladys Newton School and Majella Catholic Primary School all within arm’s reach.

Other nearby educational facilities include Mercy College and John Septimus Roe Anglican Community School, with the local shopping village, more shopping at The Square in Mirrabooka and Warwick Grove, the wonderful Balga Leisure and Community Centres, other public-transport options and major arteries for easy access to both the city and the coast all only a stone’s throw away themselves. Nothing is too far from your door, that’s for sure!

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