37/20 Alday Street, St James WA 6102

The moment you step into this charming 3 bedroom villa you’ll feel as though you’ve come home. The current owner has adored her property for 20 years and has lovingly renovated it throughout to an impeccable standard. There’s nothing to do but to relax and enjoy the fabulous central Vic Park location. Perfect for a small family, couple, single person or an astute investor as this property would be a breeze to rent out.

Features include:
• Beautifully renovated and presented throughout
• Spacious living room with bonus area perfect for a study or playroom
• Generous dining area
• Stunning renovated kitchen with stone benchtops, electric cooktop & oven, loads of storage, dishwasher and large pantry
• Floating floorboards installed in 2018
• Freshly painted in 2018
• Separate laundry with outside access
• Three spacious bedrooms, two with built-ins
• Recently renovated bathroom with bath, separate toilet
• Plenty of storage, including outside storeroom
• Fabulous undercover alfresco dining in a spacious easy-care courtyard
• Pet friendly
• Air-conditioning
• Security screens and secure complex with remote control gate access
• Single carport with extra parking
• NBN
• 93sqm total house size
• Council rates $1638.81
• Water rates $1062.87
• Strata fees $1917.20 per annum
• Strata Reserve fund $135.20 per annum

With the Vic Park strip on your doorstep all your dining and shopping needs are sorted, including cafes, Aldi, Bunnings and Officeworks just around the corner. Public transport, parks, schools, recreation centres and so many amenities are nearby including Perth City and the Burswood Entertainment Complex.

This villa won’t stay on the market for long so don’t hesitate to contact Michael Keil on 0412 255 838 or [email protected] 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.