58A Amberley Way, Westminster WA 6061

Welcome to this well-presented home (one of 3 villas with its own entrance) where the current seller is sadly leaving – so many wonderful family memories.

Featuring a highly functional floor plan, generous, well-designed storage and high ceilings there is a real sense of space. This comfortable home boasts three good sized bedrooms, a well-lot open plan living area including an effective, modern and efficient kitchen and meals, and an outdoor area perfect for outdoor dining, with low maintenance gardens. You get the wow factor and feel right at home as soon as you enter this wonderful property.

Features and highlights include:
* Generous internal living and high ceilings
* Master bedroom with built in robe and air-conditioning
* 2 Minor bedrooms also with built in robes
* 2 bathrooms including ensuite
* Flexible open plan living area
* Modern kitchen/splash back and plenty of cupboards
* Quality kitchen appliances including rangehood
* Two split air conditioners and ceiling fan
* Generous built in storage and separate laundry and drying rear courtyard
* Well shaded, secure front courtyard perfect for outdoor dining
* Low maintenance gardens with reticulated, raised garden beds
* Double lock up garage with secure internal access
* Outstanding street appeal with privacy and separate driveway
* Friendly neighborhood, close to shops, schools, parks and easy access to main roads
* Crim safe security door and security system

Council rates: $1666pa
Water rates: $1234pa
Strata Fees: NONE

Lot size 249sqm with 122sqm internal

This outstanding villa is the ideal home for first home buyers, growing families or investors. It has that little bit extra lot size than the average for similar villas.

The owners have priced this to sell first weekend, Don’t miss out!

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.