19 Kasanka Avenue, Brabham, WA 6055

19 Kasanka Avenue, Brabham, WA 6055 UNDER OFFER by ANA Team RASH-The Agency

BOUTIQUE STYLE HOME

Ana and Rash from Team Rash ? The Agency welcomes you to enjoy your new lifestyle

at this Ex-Display Home built by Ventura Homes.

Brabham is in high demand and the official opening of Whiteman Park train station is on 8th Dec.

Perfect choice for:

? First Home Buyers

? Downsizers

? FIFO Workers

? Investors

Live in the vibrant multi-cultural community of Brabham.

Within proximity to Brabham Primary School and shopping precinct with varieties of choices for shopping around Whiteman's Edge Village Shopping Centre.

Ex-Display Home features:

? High ceiling throughout the house including garage.

? Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning for comfort

? Cathedral-style front decking as the front elevation

? LED lighting throughout saves electricity

? Solar system 6.6 kw with 20 panels for Eco-conscious Buyers

? Central courtyard for relaxation and star gazing

? Large open plan design area for family time and entertaining

Property Description:

? Master bedroom suite with walk-in-robes and ensuite situated at the rear end

? Generous sized two other additional bedrooms with built-in-robes

? Modern second bathroom with a bath, a shower, and a single vanity.

? Massive open plan design area dining/ lounge and a trendy kitchen design.

? Double lockable garage with extra space for utility.

Other details:

? Block size: 312 sqm approx.

? Built Area: 184 sqm approx.

? Built year: 2016 circa

? Shire rates: $2232.00 p.a. approx.

Live in Style and enjoy all the facilities of Brabham with close proximity to Parks, the famous Swan Valley Winery, and Hollywood Film Studio coming soon. Life is a celebration.

Contact us for more information.

Ana M: 0481 092 390

Rash M: 0410 564 761

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.