10 Marden Road

Thornlie WA 6108

692 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Ideal First Home or Investment with Wide Backyard and Shed

Perfect for First-Home Buyers & Investors This renovated-bed, 2-bath home offers strong value for buyers entering the market and investors seeking a solid, low-maintenance property. With modern upgrades, a big 6m x 6m concreted shed, and a generous backyard ideal for outdoor living, the home delivers functionality, convenience and long-term appeal. Property Features Renovated kitchen with new cabinets and benchtops Updated bathrooms + new hybrid flooring throughout 4 bedrooms, including main bedroom with ensuite Large concreted shed (approx. 6m x 6m) -- ideal for tradies Drive-through access from the carport to the shed Artificial turf for low-maintenance living Wide side access for vehicles, trailers or weekend projects Location Benefits Located close to Australian Islamic College (Thornlie), Thornlie Primary, Yale Primary & Thornlie Senior High School, major shopping centres, parks and public transport, this home sits in a consistently high-demand pocket for families and long-term tenants. The strong school catchment and easy access to daily amenities make the location a key advantage for both first-home buyers and investors. Thornlie Primary, Yale Primary & Thornlie Senior High School Thornlie Square Shopping Centre & Westfield Carousel Thornlie Leisure World, parks and sports facilities Bus stop approx. 550m, Thornlie Train Station approx. 1.7km Why This Property Stands Out Move-straight-in convenience for first-home buyers Strong rental appeal for investors Excellent shed and access for tradies Low-maintenance block suited to downsizers Contact Team Gourav (0413 618 278) and Shan (0426 464 003) today to register your interest or book a viewing. Disclaimer: Information provided is for general information purposes only, based on information supplied 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.