25 Carawatha Ave, Mount Nasura, WA 6112

25 Carawatha Ave, Mount Nasura, WA 6112 DARLING RANGE VIEWS

Built in 1984 and approximately 158sqm this 4 bedroom home has much to offer. The bathroom has been renovated, has floor to ceiling tiles and includes a 2nd toilet. The house has been freshly painted throughout and also has new carpets in the lounge and bedrooms. Tiled floor in the kitchen and family area makes for easy family living. Ducted evaporative air-conditioning, just the thing to keep you cool this summer.

Other features are:

? Large Gas Cooktop

? Wall Oven

? Rangehood

? New Dishwasher

? Pantry

? Freestanding Jarrahdale Wood Heater

? Gas Bayonet to Lounge

? Panic Button in Main Bedroom

? Split System Air-conditioning in Main Bedroom

? Buit in Robes to all Bedrooms

? Solar Hot Water System

? Solar Panels

? Garden Shed

Walk out from the family room to the patio. It is just the spot to sit and relax after a busy day, while enjoying the view towards the hills.

Approximately 220 metres down the hill is Peaceful Ponds. A very popular area for families and has provided hours of family fun for the owner and his children growing up. The Armadale Primary School, nestled within the landscape of the ranges is approximately 600 metres. A nice brisk walk most mornings if you have children of school age.

Most facilities are available in the Armadale Shopping and Business Precinct and the Armadale Hospital and Specialist Centre is nearby as well. Once the trains are running again you have the choice of using Armadale, Sherwood, Challis or Kelmscott stations. If trains aren't for you the buses run along Albany Hwy.

If you're looking to move into the Mount Nasura area, don't delay or you may miss out. Call me today to make an appointment.

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.