64/303 Harborne Street Glendalough WA 6016

Under Offer

Jon Tomkinson and The Agency are proud to present to market.. 64/303 Harborne Street, Glendalough!..

This very well maintained and presented abode is very well located in the complex, on the first floor, and nicely tucked away in a quiet position near the rear of the complex. The floorplan is functional and the property has a great feel to it. The covered car park and external storage unit are both located within close proximity of the unit.

Some fantastic features Include;

- 2 Double bedrooms
- 1 Generously proportioned and updated bathroom and laundry
- 1 Covered car bay within close proximity of the unit
- Upgraded kitchen to include quality fixtures and fittings and great storage
- Stylish, quality wood laminate flooring to the living area
- Split-system air-conditioning to the living space
- Balcony adjoining the living area
- Great position, tucked away in a quiet position towards the rear of the complex
- 54m2 of internal living space
- 4m2 balcony
- Total area of the unit is 58m2
- Communal lockable storage shed located close by the unit
- Strata levies are $805.00 per quarter ($750 admin. & $55 reserve fund)

Lifestyle attractions close by;

- Short walk to Herdsman Lake (300m)
- 14 minute walk to Glendalough station
- 8 minute walk to Glendalough IGA/shops
- 10 minute walk to Lake Monger Primary School
- Lake Monger 1km
- Powis Street entrance to the freeway heading in to the city 1km
- 9 minutes to Perth City by car and just 15 mins to Scarborough Beach
- Bus stop directly outside the complex
- Westfield Innaloo shopping and entertainment complex (3kms)
- Churchlands SHS catchment (4.5kms)
- Bob Hawke College catchment (4kms)

Call Jon now on 0410 602 712, to register your interest in this fantastic piece of real estate!..

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.