4/48 Osborne Street, Joondanna WA 6060

A Garden Paradise for Kids & Entertaining!

Beautifully refreshed and updated, this three-bedroom abode delivers something extraordinary – not only a delightful, move-in-ready home, but also an unbelievable 203sqm private, magical and well-established garden with huge alfresco area and patio! It’s an absolute wonderland where children can play and adults can relax and entertain all year round. The substantial steel patio, complete with timber ceiling fans and integrated lighting provides a fantastic all-weather entertaining space, seamlessly complementing the home and garden.

Set within a well-maintained complex with wonderful neighbours, this home also enjoys an outstanding location. Public transport, local shopping and the popular café and dining precincts of Mount Hawthorn and Leederville are all within easy reach, along with Joondanna’s favourite – Emmerson’s Cafe.

Families will appreciate the excellent choice of nearby schools, and the fact that the home is within the Bob Hawke College optional intake area! St Denis Primary School is located just meters from the home, while Tuart Hill Primary School, St Kieran Primary School and Servite College are both only a short drive away.

Other Features include:
- Roller shutters
- 6.6kW solar system
- Plantation shutters
- Gas bayonet heating
- Instant gas hot water
- Covered carport at your door
- Security screens throughout
- 15-amp power point for EV charging
- Complex-wide FTTP broadband
- 3-stage whole-house water filter
- Dual split-system AC plus evaporative cooling

A beautifully refreshed and updated home, an exceptional garden and a location that makes family life easy. What a wonderful place to call home!

Strata fees: Approx. $700 per quarter
Water Rates: Approx. $1250 p.a
Council Rates: TBC

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.