5/29 Lawley Street, Tuart Hill WA 6060

Set within a quiet and well-kept complex, this spacious villa delivers comfort and convenience in a prime Tuart Hill location. With its generous floor plan and low-maintenance design, it's an excellent choice for first homebuyers, downsizers, or investors.

The home features a large living area that flows into a separate dining space and a well-laid-out kitchen with plenty of bench space. Both bedrooms are well-proportioned, with the main bedroom including a built-in robe and ceiling fan. A separate laundry and WC add to the home's practical appeal.

Outdoors, enjoy the privacy of a rear courtyard with a covered patio and a storage shed. The location is hard to beat-within easy reach of Grenville Reserve, the newly opened Omasa Restaurant, Servite College, and Flinders Square Shopping Centre.

Features include:

• Freshly painted throughout
• Quiet and well-maintained complex of eight villas
• Two well-proportioned bedrooms
• Built-in robe and ceiling fan in the main bedroom
• Spacious living area with reverse cycle air-conditioning
• Separate dining room
• Functional kitchen with ample bench space
• Separate laundry
• Separate WC
• Private rear courtyard
• Covered patio
• Storage shed
• Single carport
• Close to Grenville Reserve
• Walking distance to Omasa Restaurant
• Near Servite College
• Minutes to Flinders Square Shopping Centre

Strata Levies: $320 p.q.
Council Rates: $1,596 p.a.
Water Rates: $1,064 p.a.

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Find out your property's worth today by contacting Paul Holdsworth at 0407 081 050 or Dante Holdsworth on 0421 672 695

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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.