218B Duke Street, Scarborough WA 6019

Available as a short term rental between Tuesday the 11th of August 2026 and Monday the 9th of November, this fabulous, furnished, three bedrooms, two bathrooms townhouse is ideally located near by to all off of Scarborough's essential amenities, along with being within easy reach of the Scarborough Beach forefront. Accessed via Audas Lane that runs off of Duke Street, this property provides a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Nestled away from the busy street, and in the centre of a trio of townhouses, this home boasts a spacious living room on the ground floor, a separate tiled dining area that connects to a generous and well equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, and opens out onto a decked alfresco space that is ideal for entertaining.

The expansive master bedroom suite, also located on the ground floor, includes an ensuite and a triple built-in wardrobe, while the upper level contains two additional bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes, along with a second bathroom and toilet. Each of the three bedrooms and the lounge is equipped with a split system air conditioner.

A peaceful front paved courtyard area is shaded by trees, providing a tranquil outdoor space. Ample storage is available throughout the property. There is also undercover carport parking.

NOTE- Only available as a short term rental between Tuesday the 11th of August 2026 and Monday the 9th of November

Features Include:
- Furnished
- 3 x Bedrooms
- 2 x Bathrooms
- Large Well Equipped Kitchen
- Separate Dining/Meals Area
- 4 x Split System AC Units
- Built in Robes
- Large Lounge
- Paved Outdoor Entertaining Area
- Under Cover Parking
- Set Off Street for Extra Noise Reduction


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