7/5 Orchid Street Joondanna WA 6060

This delightful home, set in 'Orchid Court' in the heart of Joondanna, will not last long! On offer is a generously proportioned, two-bedroom villa that's neat, neutrally decorated, and features a well-planned kitchen with plenty of storage space, soaring raked ceilings, and a private rear courtyard! Absolutely perfect for young professionals, first home buyers and downsizers alike, this is a fantastic opportunity to purchase a beautifully maintained, spacious home in a standout location.

With easy-care gardens, open plan kitchen and dining areas, great-sized bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom, the home exudes a feeling of space and sanctuary. Set in a tidy complex with wonderful neighbours, approximately 10 minutes to the CBD and close to the entertainment precinct Mount Hawthorn, this is an easy choice for savvy buyers.

Further, this stunning home benefits from an incredibly convenient location with excellent walkability and transit scores. A huge variety of shops, eateries and public transport options are right on the doorstep, and if education options are on your checklist, you are well and truly covered here too! St Denis Primary School is only 50m away, Tuart Hill Primary School is just a 3 min drive, while Servite College is also just a short drive away!
What's more - this home is well within the Bob Hawke College catchment area!

Other features include:
- Alarm
- Air-conditioning
- Neutral décor throughout
- Garden shed
- Established low maintenance garden

Approximate distances to key locations:
- Perth CBD: 6km
- Dog Swamp Shopping Centre: 850m
- Mt Hawthorn: 1km
- Scarborough Beach: 9.5km
- Karrinyup Shopping Centre: 8km

Council Rates: Approx. $1,618.84 p.a
Water Rates: Approx. $1105.00 p.a
Strata Fees: Approx. $586.00 per quarter

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.