41 Kembla Circle, Madeley WA 6065

SOLD WITH MADELEY SPECIALIST KENNY YU! MORE PROPERTIES WANTED

SOLD with Madeley Specialist with 15 years experience Kenny YU. Enjoy bright contemporary living in this quality low-maintenance home that is ideal for the young family, professional couple or downsizer seeking a quality residence within easy reach of the city.

It is located steps to a bus stop, only minutes to Madeley Primary School and lakeside parkland, Kingsway City shopping centre and Kingsway Sporting Complex, and an easy 20-minute commute to Perth CBD.

Crisp white interiors complement stylish floating timber flooring in the living and dining areas that are set either side of the central kitchen that features chic white stone bench tops, gas cooking, large stone counter tops, quality cabinetry and stainless steel appliances.

The living area opens to a large low-maintenance paved patio with impressed pitched pergola for easy alfresco entertaining with no up-keep required.

You'll love the carpeted king-sized master bedroom with luxurious modern en suite that features a frame less glass shower and contemporary vanity with stone bench top and above-bench vanity.

The generous second and third bedrooms are both carpeted and share the main bathroom that is immaculately presented in modern white and features a frame less glass shower plus bath.

A well-equipped internal laundry adds convenience, and parking is for two cars in the double lock-up garage.

Why pick me?

Spacious living and dining area
Kingsize Master
Updated Kitchen, ensuite and bathroom
Large undercover patio area
Evap & Split A/C
CCTV
Security Screens
Synthetic lawn
Generous parking

Outgoings:
Water rates approx $1912 PA
Shire rates approx $1097 PA

For more property details or property appraisal please contact Kenny Yu.

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.