3/69 Wahroonga Way, Greenwood WA 6024

Walk to the train station!

The location is perfect - this beautiful 3 bedroom villa is opposite the lush Kanangra Parklands where the convenience of the pedestrian overpass means it's just a few minutes walk to catch the train.

Enjoy every minute of your spare time, from taking in the beautiful sunsets from the front courtyard to the treetop views from the kitchen window, to relaxing in the open plan living that connects onto the outdoor entertaining area. With minimal gardens to worry about, a modern open plan decor to enjoy and decent sized bedrooms, this home is sure to impress.

Features include:

Ducted air conditioning, gas bayonet & ceiling insulation for all year comfort.
Neutral tones throughout.
Kitchen offers a full sized pantry, ample cupboards and drawers - including a deep pot drawer, loads of counter space, stainless steel electric wall oven and gas cooktop, double bowl sink, wide fridge recess (over 85cm width).
Spacious master bedroom has a wall of built in robes & overlooks the front courtyard.
Both minor bedrooms are a good size, one being double with built in robes, the other is a perfect spare bedroom or study.
The bathroom and separate toilet are located nearby as well as a built-in linen cupboard.
There is a full size laundry and a clothesline that is out of the way from the patio area.
A lockup store room is positioned to the rear of the carport - all of which is under the main roof.
A second car bay is positioned next to the front courtyard.
Besides being so close to parklands and train station, shops, cafes, medical services and schools are all nearby.

The property is now vacant, ready for you to just move in and enjoy!

Ensure you register your interest by contacting Julie Vincent on 0403 809 445 or email [email protected]

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.