3/33 Farina Drive, Yokine WA 6060

LEAFY LOCATION BETWEEN THE CITY & THE SEA

THE VIBE

This fresh and funky two bedroom townhouse is ideally located opposite Dog Swamp Reserve and offers modern, low maintenance living with your very own tennis court within the complex.
Set in a secure strata complex in the heart of Yokine just a stone’s throw from all your shopping needs with Dog Swamp Shopping Centre just around the corner or a short walk to Yokine open space.

THE DETAIL

- Newly renovated throughout with floating timber look flooring
- Bright open plan kitchen & living area with funky subway tile splashback
- Spacious, luxurious bathroom featuring floor to ceiling tiling
- Master with WIR and reverse cycle air conditioning
- Block out blinds throughout
- Private leafy front courtyard
- Exclusive use undercover carpark
- Secure complex with remote access

If you are an investor, this property is already tenanted and providing great returns – ask us for more details.

For home buyers, the current lease expires soon, so you can move in right away if that is your preference.

THE DEAL

This little stunner will appeal to local and interstate investors and (first) home buyers alike, so we anticipate demand to be strong. Contact Stacey today on 0419 71 3330 or [email protected] to have all your questions answered and to register your attendance at our upcoming home open.

THE LOCALE

Dog Swamp reserve (nearest parklands) - 100m
Dog Swamp Shopping Centre – 300m
Yokine Open Space – 1km
Glendalough Train Station - 2.5km
Perth CBD – 5.0km
Scarborough Beach – 9.0km
Perth Airport –10 km

THE NUMBERS

Council Rates: Approx. $1404.93 pa
Water Rates: Approx. $947.00 pa
Strata Fees: $522.73 per quarter, Reserve $68.75

THE DISCLAIMER

This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller or Strata Company or past Sales information and may be subject to change. All distances quoted are approximate only. 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.