6A Currong Way, Nollamara WA 6061

Adam Naumovski presents ......
6A Currong Way, Nollamara

End date sale - All offers presented 26/04/21.
The seller reserves the right to accept an offer before the end date.

Securely tucked away in a quiet and secure set of homely villas in a whisper quiet street only a few meters form the beautiful Des Penman Reserve, this absolute gem of a property is the perfect home for any discerning buyers or astute investors looking to get into Nollamara. Located a stone’s throw away from local shops, parks, schools and transport and with close proximity to Reid Highway and the Mitchell freeway, everything you need for a comfort, convenience and of course entertainment is just a short drive away.

The property itself is a charming 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom street front family home sitting on a perfectly sized 218sqm block, giving the lucky new owner plenty of living and outdoor entertaining space without the need to waste all your time on maintenance. The cleverly designed floorplan features a spacious open plan kitchen family meals while still offering separation and distinction between the spaces.

This property offers a practical floor plan with a light and bright kitchen with ample bench space and quality appliances.

The spacious open plan living area leads out to a sunny courtyard ideal for intimate entertaining. Three good sized bedrooms, each with built in robes are serviced by a well-appointed semi-ensuite bathroom and two toilets.

Additional Features Include:

Freshly Painted
Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning
Security Alarm
Security Screens
Bosch Appliances
Gas Hot Water System
Shade Sail to Courtyard
Lock up Garage with Storage
Shopper’s entrance
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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.