5/99 Tweeddale Road, Applecross WA 6153

Welcome to 99 Tweeddale Road known as Winston Court, a delightful ground floor unit in the heart of the sought-after suburb of Applecross. This beautifully presented residence offers a perfect blend of comfort, style, and convenience, making it an ideal sanctuary for all ages and professionals alike.

Enjoy the generous open plan living and dining space sunlit with natural light beaming in from the westside window enhancing the warm and welcoming ambiance.

The well-appointed kitchen provides the ideal space for culinary creativity, with a functional design and plenty of overhead cabinetry, while seamlessly connecting to the casual dining area.

This unit boasts well-sized bedrooms with easy access to the main bathroom and both have ceiling fans. The master bedroom has built in robes and a beautiful outlook to the gardens.

Step outside to discover beautifully manicured gardens with a neat pathway to the the river on the north and shops to the south side of the pathway. Only a short walk (100m) across the road to the Applecross Village Shops and less than 450m's to the Swan River.

Situated in a quiet complex, family-friendly neighbourhood, this property is just moments away from local parks, schools, and the vibrant Applecross village, offering a variety of cafes, shops, and amenities. With easy access to public transport and within 20 mins drive to the city, commuting to the city is a breeze.

This home also includes a single carport, a brand new air conditioner for year-round comfort.

Don't miss the opportunity to make this stunning property your own! Contact Xavier today for more information or to arrange a private viewing. Discover the lifestyle that awaits you at unit 5/99 Tweeddale Road, Applecross!


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