6 Tree Court, Banksia Grove WA 6031

With it’s spacious living areas creating a welcoming space that benefits the whole family and great views of the impressive backyard space, this home has so much to offer to ensure your adding the perfect property to your portfolio!

This 4 bedroom 2 bathroom home is beautifully maintained and presented by the current long term tenants in place until 5/01/2024, receiving $585 per week in rent. Call or message us for a detailed rental comparables report if you are looking to invest.

Features include but not limited to :
* Formal lounge/theater to front of home
* 1.5kw Solar Panels to keep those pesky energy bills down!
* Split system and gas bayonet to main living
* Modern down lights throughout
* Built in robes to bedrooms 2, 3 & 4
* Open plan living, kitchen and meals
* Easy care flooring throughout…perfect for those with allergies!
* Master bedroom with walk in robe, ceiling fan and ensuite
* High pitched alfresco-perfect to reduce heat in Summer!
* 2 x Garden sheds
* Double carport and PLENTY of additional parking in drive

* Grass to front and rear of home has been digitally enhanced and does not reflect current condition.

Banksia Grove in a snap shot:
* Banksia Grove Shopping precinct featuring Coles, Woolworths & Aldi
* Skate Park
* Approximately 12 tranquil local parks to choose from
* Numerous Cafe's, local eateries and fast food options
* 3x Gyms: Snap fitness, Plus Fitness and Revo fitness

Transportation: (Approximate figures only)
* 9 Minutes drive to Currambine Train Station
* 10 Minutes to Mitchell Freeway
* Bus route throughout Banksia Grove to Joondalup train station
* 12 minutes drive to the Burns Beach foreshore

Local schools:
* St John Paul 2 Catholic Primary
* Grandis Primary
* Banksia Grove Primary (public)
* Joseph Banks Secondary Collage

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.