99 Joseph Banks Boulevard, Banksia Grove WA 6031

If you've been looking for the perfect property to get onto the property ladder at an affordable price or for an ideal investment opportunity then this is the one!

Situated in a super convenient location in easy walking distance to the shops and schools this 2014 built property offers the shrewd buyer an opportunity to add their finishing touches and make it their own!

With a layout that lends itself to sharing with another professional / couple as there are TWO ensuite bedrooms the options are endless!

Key Features include:
 • Bedrooms: 2 spacious rooms both featuring an ensuite bathroom.
 • Living Area: An open-plan space integrating the kitchen, dining, and lounge areas, designed for comfortable living and entertaining and opening out to the undercover alfresco entertaining space
 • Kitchen: Equipped with contemporary appliances, ample storage, and sleek countertops its super practical
 • Parking: A double garage provides secure parking for two vehicles, with additional storage space/workshop to the side as an added bonus and undercover access to the home.

RENT POTENTIAL: Similar homes in the area are renting in the vicinity of $580 - $620 pw. Call or message us for a detailed rental comparables report if you are looking to invest.

Banksia Grove in a snap shot:
* Banksia Grove Shopping precinct featuring Coles, Woolworths & Aldi
* Skate Park
* Approximately 12 tranquil local parks to choose from
* Numerous Cafe's, local eateries and fast food options
* 3x Gyms: Snap fitness, Plus Fitness and Revo fitness

Transportation: (Approximate figures only)
* 9 Minutes drive to Currambine Train Station
* 10 Minutes to Mitchell Freeway
* Bus route throughout Banksia Grove to Joondalup train station
* 12 minutes drive to the Burns Beach foreshore

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.