328 Robinson Avenue, Cloverdale WA 6105

You’ve got to love the character in these robust 60’s homes. This brick and iron property is no exception and since a full renovation its charm is all the more inviting with its pitched ceiling in the main living area, original floorboards and neutral décor inside and out. What’s even more appealing about this home is the converted games room which offers great additional living space as well as the opportunity to add value by converting it into a granny flat, studio or home office.

Features include:
• Bright and airy lounge room with a pitched ceiling, air conditioning and floorboards
• Meals area opens out onto a partly covered deck perfect for alfresco dining
• Recently renovated kitchen in a monochromatic colour scheme with a gas cooktop, separate oven and plenty of counterspace and storage
• Three spacious bedrooms, 2 with fans, master with air-conditioning
• Recently renovated bathroom with a separate toilet
• Separate laundry with outdoor access
• Fully enclosed spacious games room with private access
• Fully enclosed low maintenance garden and a shed
• Single carport with ample parking – there’s even room for a trailer, boat or caravan
• Additional features include original floorboards, air-conditioning, tinted windows and security screens.
• Water rates $1059.89 per annum
• Council rates: $1390.30 per annum

Situated on a quiet street opposite the Belmont Sports and Recreation Club and within walking distance to Belmont Forum and parks including Tomato Lake, you’re within close proximity to Vic Park, the airport, shops, schools, Graham Farmer Freeway, Tonkin Hwy, Perth City and the Burswood Entertainment Complex.

Contact Michael Keil on 0412 255 838 or [email protected] to inspect this unique property today.

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.