This is a rare opportunity to buy a gorgeous apartment in an outstanding complex with stunning lake & bushland views. The apartment has 2 separate living areas, 2 undercover parking bays, 2 bathrooms and 2 balconies – one balcony south facing with stunning lake Joondalup views, and one north facing with views to Neil Hawkins Park and overlooking the pool area. Plus, reverse cycle air conditioning, gas point for heating & remote entry door answering.
The kitchen has a bushland outlook & offers stainless appliances including a gas stove top, electric oven, range hood & dishwasher, stacks of gloss white under bench & overhead cupboards, plenty of open storage shelves, a large pantry & a big fridge space.
There are two queen size master bedrooms, one with a high cathedral ceiling & direct balcony access - both have twin sliding door built in robes. The ensuite has a shower & full-size bath combination with clear glass screen, WC & a large vanity - the 2nd bathroom has a large shower, WC and vanity. There is a laundry nook for the washing machine, dryer & washing tub.
The complex has a huge pool, well equipped gym & outdoor entertaining facilities, your own locked storage room, plus two conveniently located & secure car bays – 1 underground & 1 undercover. All in a fantastic location in a quiet street, moments from Neil Hawkins Park & Lake Joondalup. Stroll to Edith Cowan University, Joondalup Health Campus, North Metro Tafe or the Joondalup shopping & entertainment precinct.
Open by appointment only - please call Shane for a private inspection or further information 0410339499.
Built 2005 (86/105/137)
This property at 35/7 Shoveler Terrace, Joondalup is a two bedroom, two bathroom apartment sold by Shane Capelli at Peard Real Estate on 10 Aug 2021.
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Joondalup is the thriving urban centre of Perth's outer northern suburbs. The city is named after Lake Joondalup and the name Joondalup is a Noongar word, first recorded in 1837 and possibly meaning either "place of whiteness or glistening", or "place of a creature that can only move backwards".
Joondalup's development is relatively recent having only begun in the 1980s, where rapid growth occurred until 2006 and then steadied between 2006 and 2011 as fewer new homes and dwellings were built. Joondalup's 11 square kilometre land area is primarily used for housing and institutional purposes, with some industry sectors in the west and a commercial area in the suburbs centre.
Joondalup's City Centre is relaxed and casual with an alluring combination of cultural, civic and commercial areas built on the edge of Lake Joondalup. Residents and visitors to the area have an array of restaurants and cafes to choose from, as well as a major shopping centre with over 240 stores and a cinema. There is a university in the area, as well as a private hospital and numerous recreational facilities like an aquatic centre, basketball stadium and an arena. Local schools in the suburb include Joondalup Primary School and Lake Joondalup Baptist College.