5 Pallett Avenue, Spearwood, WA 6163

5 Pallett Avenue, Spearwood, WA 6163 EASY LIVING IN ELIZA PONDS

In one of Spearwood's most coveted locations along the Coogee border, 5 Pallett Avenue comes to market awaiting its lucky new owner.

In an emerging, well-enjoyed and intimate estate, cafes, eateries and educational facilities evoke the much loved community feel you would want in your new home.

Currently utilised as a 3 bedroom home with an additional theatre room, you could easiily allow for four bedrooms in utilising the home theatre as your 4th, as well as an extra activity room served to cater for a media, study or relaxation zone.

With stone tops in an open-plan kitchen wing which boasts dishwasher, gas cooktop and pendant lighting, there's so much to love.

Attributes include, but are not limited to:

- Dale Alcock built home

- Samsung reverse cycle ducted air conditioning

- Sheer curtains to living area

- Roller blinds

- LED downlights

- 900mm stainless appliances

- Walk in robe to primary bedroom

- Built in robes to bedrooms 2 & 3

- Twin vanities to ensuite

- Servery window from kitchen to alfresco

- Overhead cabinetry and pantry

- Laundry located behind kitchen minimising noise to bedrooms

- Separate bath tub and shower to family bathroom

- Astro turf to front & rear

- Insulation

- Remote double garage

- NBN connection

- Rear alfresco

- and more,..

A breadth of medical outlets, public transport links, shops, parks , schools and cafes are frequently visited from this prime location.

Fruitful in features and abundant in amenity, contact the team to secure your viewing opportunity.

Team Trolio welcome your enquiry and as always, extend a conjunctional invitation to all real estate agents if they wish to introduce the right buyer for this family home.

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.