8/2 Alday Street, St James WA 6102

If you have been searching for a low-maintenance villa but don’t want to sacrifice outdoor space, this could be the one.

Set on an impressive 343m², this three-bedroom villa offers something rarely found in this style of property—a genuinely spacious backyard with established gardens, lawn and a large covered entertaining area.

Inside, the practical floor plan offers three bedrooms, a central bathroom and comfortable living spaces, creating a welcoming home that is ready to move into and enjoy from day one.

The backyard is the real surprise. There is room to entertain, garden, relax and enjoy the outdoors, making this an appealing option for first-home buyers, downsizers, young families and investors alike.

Positioned in a convenient St James location, the property provides easy access to Curtin University, public transport, local shops and the cafés, restaurants and everyday conveniences of the Albany Highway precinct.

PROPERTY FEATURES
Three bedrooms
One bathroom
Parking for two vehicles
Ducted Reverse Cycle Air Con
Solar Panels
Security Alarm System
Generous 343m² landholding
Spacious and established private backyard
Large lawn area
Covered outdoor entertaining area
Established gardens and mature trees
Practical single-level floor plan
Built in 1988
Convenient access to Curtin University
Close to shops, cafés, restaurants and public transport
Easy access to Victoria Park, East Victoria Park and the Perth CBD
Strata Fees Current Quarter $672.94
Made up of Admin $626.27 + Reserve $46.67

Whether you are buying your first home, downsizing without giving up the garden or looking for an investment in a well-connected location, 8/2 Alday Street offers space, convenience and exciting potential.

For further information or to arrange an inspection, contact Davide Palermo.

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.