108 Murdoch Road, Thornlie, WA 6108

Looking for a first home or an investment that is ready to move in and has an unbeatable location? Look no further - Nik Daniel presents to 108 Murdoch Road, Thornlie.

Step inside to find a bright and welcoming front lounge, perfect for relaxing, plus an open-plan dining and kitchen area that makes everyday living a breeze. Stay comfortable year-round with evaporative ducted air conditioning, while the easy-care stone flooring in the dining area adds style and practicality.

For added peace of mind, the home features an electric roller shutter at the front and manual roller shutters for the bedrooms, giving you extra security and privacy.

And let's talk about location-you can't beat this spot! Being right opposite the Forest Lakes Shopping Center and with quick access to Yale Road and Warton Road, plus a short drive to Towncentre Drive, Thornlie Oval, and a host of entertainment and shopping options, you'll have everything you need right

at your doorstep. Robust public transport links make commuting a breeze, too!

Features include:

- Generously sized three bedrooms and one bathroom

- Prime 315sqm block area

- Separate lounge area

- Walk in robe in the master bedroom

- Electric roller shutter at the front of the property

- Electric oven and cookware equipped in the kitchen

- Located right opposite the Forest Lakes shopping centre

- Brisk drive towards Yale Road and Warton Road.

- Rental appraisal ($600 - $650 pw approx)

Do not wait any longer to secure this property. Contact Nik Daniel at 0481 339 323 to make this property yours.

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