73C Eldorado Street, Tuart Hill WA 6060

Spacious, Stylish, and Superbly Located

This well-located three-bedroom villa offers the perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and low-maintenance living. Whether you're a first home buyer, downsizer, or investor, this one ticks all the boxes.

Step inside to a light-filled open-plan living and dining area, freshly painted throughout with brand new carpets and reverse-cycle air conditioning for year-round comfort. The functional kitchen offers plenty of storage, while all three bedrooms are well-proportioned for easy living.

Outdoors, the large private courtyard is a standout - featuring a generous patio that's perfect for relaxing or entertaining. A single lock-up garage provides secure parking, along with space for an additional vehicle.

Enjoy a lifestyle of ease just moments from Robinson Reserve, Flinders Square Shopping Centre, the Western Australian Golf Club, and Servite College. A fantastic opportunity in a tightly held inner-northern pocket.

Features include:

• Freshly painted throughout
• Brand new carpets
• Three well-sized bedrooms
• Light-filled open-plan living and dining with reverse-cycle air conditioning
• Functional kitchen with ample storage
• Large courtyard with undercover patio
• Single lock-up garage plus additional parking
• Security alarm system
• Prime location near shops, schools, parks, and public transport

Strata Levies: Nil
Council Rates: $1,638 p.a.
Water Rates: $1,191 p.a.

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Find out your property's worth today by contacting Paul Holdsworth at 0407 081 050 or Dante Holdsworth on 0421 672 695

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.