5/318 Harborne Street, Glendalough, WA 6016

Discover the perfect blend of convenience with this well-located, lock-up-and-leave freestanding townhouse, tucked away at the rear of a boutique development of only 5 townhouses. Positioned within walking distance to Glendalough Train Station, you?ll have easy access to Perth CBD for work or leisure . Surround yourself with nature?s delights at Lake Monger and Herdsman Lake, and enjoy the vibrant cosmopolitan scenes of Mt Hawthorn, Leederville, and on Wembley right at your doorstep.

Step Inside to Find:

? A well-equipped kitchen featuring a 4-burner gas cooktop, under-bench oven, dishwasher, rangehood, built-in pantry with shelving, sink with draining board and ample overhead cupboards.

? Open-plan dining and living area bathed in natural light, complete with split system air conditioning to ensure comfort all year round.

? Private alfresco area with retractable awning for entertaining.

? A functional laundry with overhead storage and direct access to the drying clothesline.

? Two queen-sized bedrooms on the second floor, each boasting large windows for plenty of natural light.

? One of queen-sized bedrooms has a split system AC and double Built in Robe.

? A modern bathroom equipped with a vanity, shower recess, and toilet, plus the added convenience of a second toilet on the ground level.

? Ample parking options with single carport (garage door) off Cato Street and additional tandem off-street parking for two vehicles.

? Gas hot water storage system for efficient and reliable hot water supply.

? Common Building Insurance and General $500/quarter

? Council Rates: $1,540.00 Approx.

? Water Rates: $1025.00 Approx.

? Bob Hawke College Catchment (Public Secondary High School)

Contact Shendelle Harding on 0412 713 911 or [email protected] to arrange a viewing and make this inner-city gem yours.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information purposes only 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.