Welcome Home to 4 Sexty Street, Armadale This spacious 2015 built 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom . This home is low maintenance living, tasteful design, and an array of desirable features. Recently renovated kitchen, well-proportioned bedrooms, and high-quality floor covering throughout, this residence is an ideal choice for those seeking convenience and style.
WHY YOU SHOULD PUT THIS ON YOUR MUST SEE LIST:
Fully secured with gate access, lock up double garage, alarm, roller shutters AND fully high-fenced.
Locked up garage & extra storage nook. Garden shed.
Ducted air conditioning throughout.
High gloss tiles to Living areas & wood look laminate flooring to Bedrooms.
Near new Kitchen with gas cooking, rangehood & dishwasher. Overhead & double-sided breakfast bar storage.
Shoppers entry from Garage & extra storage zone to the garage
Master Bedroom with walk in robe.
Ensuite with vanity & glass screened shower recess.
LED lighting throughout
3 minor bedrooms with built in robes & curtains. One bedroom with side access.
Main Bathroom with vanity, shower & separate bath.
Laundry with overhead storage, trough & side access.
Solar panels & overhead fan to master bedroom for energy efficiency.
LOCATION
Nestled in a tranquil location on the fringes of Armadale's CBD, this address provides the perfect balance of serenity and accessibility. Situated just beyond the bustling city center, it offers a desirable retreat while remaining conveniently close. With an array of retail shopping outlets, cozy eateries, lively pubs, recreational facilities, and cinemas, the vibrant Armadale city center is a mere 5-minute drive away from the property, ensuring a wealth of options for entertainment and leisure.
To find out more about this property, you can contact agent Luke Langford on 0493 672 956 or luke@ascentpropertyco.com.au
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.
