37B Farris Street, Innaloo WA 6018

Perfectly Private in Peaceful Innaloo Location!

Tranquilly nestled to the rear, this impeccably-presented 3 bedroom villa will tick all of the boxes for those seeking something convenient, low-maintenance and very easy to live in.

A gorgeous entry into the residence makes an instant first impression, whilst the back of the property plays host to a pitched patio for covered alfresco-style entertaining, splendidly overlooking a low-maintenance artificial-turf courtyard. Inside, the open-plan living, dining and kitchen area is spacious and plays host to a ceiling fan and Fujitsu split-system air-conditioning unit.

The kitchen itself is nice and contemporary and comprises of double sinks, a water-filter tap, dishwasher and microwave recesses, a range hood, gas cooktop, separate oven and a storage pantry. A sliding door off the living space also provides seamless access to the alfresco and yard, encouraging a seamless indoor-outdoor integration.

The pick of the bedrooms is the larger master that also enjoys the luxury of boasting mirrored built-in wardrobes and A/C.

Extras include a separate storeroom, separate second toilet, bathtub, shoppers entrance and linen cupboard.

The delightful Bradley Reserve and a fantastic children’s playground sits only walking distance away, with Yuluma Primary School just around the corner. Also nearby are the likes of the Morris Place shopping precinct, more shopping at Westfield Innaloo and the exciting Karrinyup Shopping Centre redevelopment, top schools (including Churchlands, Hale, Newman and St Mary’s), public transport, cafes, restaurants, picturesque Lake Gwelup, the freeway, new-look Scarborough Beach and so much more. Now this is a location that is well worth your while!

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