7 Attfield Street, Guildford WA 6055

You may only see a two-bedroom home, I see room to extend and a flexible layout to accommodate your family. You may only see an old home; I see warm character features and history. You may only see an enormous shed in the backyard, I see room for a pool and children playing. You may only see Attfield Street, I see a convenient location, Guildford grammar school nearby, shops, restaurants, public transports, river, parklands...

“Create the highest, grandest vision possible for your life, because you become what you believe” (Oprah Winfrey)

The FAB (Features, Advantages & Benefits) of this property are:

FEATURES:
- Large main bedroom with room for built-in robes. Good size second bedroom
- original bathroom
- Functional kitchen with ample cupboards and bench space
- Multiple living areas. Formal lounge and open living, dining and sitting room
- Great parking facilities, garage/shed for a least 4 vehicles and extra parking in the driveway
- Enormous shed. Fabulous space for extra parking, storage or for all your toys (caravan, boat, trailer…)

And also:
- Beautiful street appeal
- Period features
- Reverse cycle air-conditioning
- video surveillance
- external toilet
- Rain tanks
- ...

ADVANTAGES:
- Brick and tile 1954 built home on 558m2
- Being able to enter Guildford at an affordable price
- The 11m x 7.5m shed is one of a kind feature.
- The children could walk to school

BENEFITS:
- Have quality neighbours,
- Enjoy the proximity to the river, the easy access to the freeway, city, airport, shops and cafes… and if you are into lawn bowling, well, it is next door

I see period beauty, potential, amazing neighbourhood … but will I see you at my home open?

Call Fab today on 0405 386 396 for more information!

GUILDFORD is Fab, come and see why!

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.