34 Lenore Street, Roleystone WA 6111

Property is sold

There is no obligation to make an appointment to come to see this property, but if you want to live in the wonderful hills setting of Roleystone, and you are keeping an eye on your budget, we encourage you to act now.

The 1851sqm flat block has two-street access, a charming home, patio cover, double carport, 3x4m shed, appealing gardens and loads of off-road parking.

Are you tired of looking at the same old fence and would like to live with the health-giving green of nature? This natural light-filled home has big picture window, sliding glass doors and 3 glazed, Velux opening roof windows. You cannot help but enjoy the sights of nature.

A modern kitchen is at the centre of the home overlooking a spacious dining area and substantial living room. The openness makes this a superb entertainment zone. Evaporative air conditioning and a slow combustion wood fire take care of air temperature.

The stunning bathroom has a large, curbless, shower, suitable for wheelchair entry, and is accessed conveniently from both the main bedroom and the laundry.

Come and join the tight-knit community of Roleystone and it's many amenities including shopping centre, professional services, cafes, restaurants, sporting clubs within 2km of home. Roleystone Community College is a mere 700m away. The arterial roads of Tonkin Highway and Albany Highway are just 9.5km down the road.

Please contact Maggie Burke on 9496 1122 to view.

Features:
*3 double size bedrooms
*Stunning semi-ensuite with dual entrance
*2 toilets
*Modern kitchen
*Freestanding gas oven
*Large, renovated laundry
*Walk-in robe
*Downlights
*Recessed ceiling in main living area
*Ducted evaporative air conditioning
*Slow combustion wood fire
*Batts insulation
*Gas hot water system
*Fenced

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.