55 North Avenue, Bullsbrook, WA 6084

If attending one of our Home Opens isn't possible for you, I can offer a complete video walkthrough. Just send me a message via WhatsApp at 0493 672 956, and I'll promptly send the video your way.

This house has the potential to yield a rental income of $600 - $650 per week in the current market. It is an excellent option for individuals seeking a low-maintenance investment property.

Nestled amongst the foothills of Beautiful Bullsbrook, A short distance to the Kingsford estate cafe, tree lined Ki-It Monger Brook, Kingsford signature Brookbank Park which offers play spaces for kids of all age, including water play, a large pavilion for community gatherings, plus an amphitheatre.

Features include

- 3x2 Home built 2015

- 301 sqm Block

- Extra wide double garage

- Ducted reverse cycle aircon

- Split system aircon

- Modern kitchen with new dishwasher

- Alarm system

- Solar system

- Full security Camera system

- Roller shutters

- Alfresco area

- Fully enclosed yard areas front and rear

Located a short drive to Swan Valley region, easy access to Great Northern Highway, Reid Highway and Tonkin Highway, you can be in the city within 45 minutes, and after the completion of the Metronet rail line, your journey will be reduced to approximately 30 minutes. Located just 30 minutes away from Midland and Joondalup, residents will find outstanding medical facilities and a wide range of shops and amenities.

This immaculately presented home ticks all the boxes for a fantastic family friendly home. This one definitely won't last long in this market, so ensure you add it to your 'must view' list

To find out more about this property, you can contact agent Luke Langford on 0493 672 956 or [email protected]

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 enquires