With an abundance of natural light and an awesome location, this property will prove irresistible. Perfectly set in the heart of Joondanna, this charming home will delight with its bright open feel, potential and garden view.
The feeling of space is the first thing that you will notice on entry, located at the rear of a small group of villas, with parking at the front of the home, this property will wow you with large windows, good sized rooms, light bathed spaces and a perfect outlook to the fenced established yard beyond.
Neat and livable with fresh painting and carpet, there is also potential galore in this home - you are only limited by your imagination. The layout is practical with the bedrooms separated from the living space. Both bedrooms are a good size, while the master has built in robes. The kitchen overlooks the rear courtyard and has good storage, bench space and potential to add value.
Be amongst it all in this lovely villa, with Mount Hawthorn and its popular shops, cafes and restaurants around the corner, Leederville and North Perth are a short trip away as well as Lake Monger and Dog Swamp shopping centre. Public transport, including the bus and train are close by and it is in the optional catchment of Bob Hawke College.
Perfect for the downsizer, investor, or first home buyer, this property is a rarity in the inner north market. Be quick to secure this property and reap the rewards that the location and home has to offer.
Features;
Split system air-conditioning
Parking at front of home
Bob Hawke College catchment zone
Large windows looking out onto established gardens
Abundance of natural light
End villa in a small complex of 8
Strata Fees - $437.50/qtr
Reserve Fund - $62.50/qtr
This property at 5/55 Waterloo Street, Joondanna is a two bedroom, one bathroom villa sold by Louise Simonette at Edison Central on 10 Sep 2024.
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The first of the northern suburbs which were born in the post War period of the 1940s was Joondanna. Originally named Joondanna Heights, Joondanna was chosen after the Perth Road Board launched a competition to find a suitable name in 1939. The competition was won by Mrs A Curtis of Donnybrook who suggested Joondanna as this was the name given by a Mr. Banks to his property. He is believed to have been the first settler and owner of land in the area.
Joondanna contains a number of small shops to cater for daily grocery needs. The largest park within the region surrounds the water tower on Roberts Street and Albert James Park also provides for passive recreation. Joondanna also contains a primary school and a home for seniors.