9 Chisholm Way, Balga WA 6061

Doubling as a fantastic first home or an astute investment property, this terrific 4 bedroom 2 bathroom residence will exceed your expectations in more ways than one.

A carpeted front master suite is the pick of the sleeping quarters with its walk-in wardrobe, Kelvinator split-system air-conditioning unit and private ensuite bathroom – large shower, toilet, vanity and all. The remaining bedrooms are also carpeted for comfort with robes, whilst the main family bathroom is practical and brilliant in its simplicity, comprising of a bathtub and showerhead.

Welcoming you inside though is an inviting front lounge room that is separate from a tiled and spacious open-plan family, dining and kitchen area where you will find a gas bayonet for heating, another Kelvinator split-system air-conditioning unit, double sinks, a stainless-steel range hood, gas cooktop, an under-bench oven and tiled splashbacks for good measure. From here, access to the rear is rather seamless and reveals the most low-maintenance of covered outdoor-entertainment settings underneath a generous patio or alfresco.

Extras include solar panels, separate store room, side access to the rear and reticulated garden in the backyard.

This tranquil location will impress you and sits right between both Celebration Park and the sprawling Princess Wallington Reserve – the latter situated next door to the Balga Community and Leisure Centres, North Balga Primary School and lush playing fields. Bus stops, Balga Plaza Shopping Centre and a host of fantastic children’s playgrounds are also only walking distance away, with other outstanding educational facilities, medical amenities and major arteries for easy access to the city, coast, Perth Airport and our picturesque Swan Valley all within arm’s reach. How convenient!

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