18 Celebration Street

Beckenham WA 6107

Located in Beckenham, close to public transport, including train station with local shops close by on William Street.
Schools and day-cares in close proximity.
Close distance to Carousel shopping centre

Large private front patio for sitting quietly to enjoy a morning coffee or evening sundowner.
Nice entrance hall leading into various areas of the home.
Large and completely private lounge room with curtains and venetians, could be used as a theatre room or 4th bedroom.
Large older style kitchen with stainless steel fridge/freezer available for your use (owner takes no responsibility for working condition).
Dining area with ornate drop pendent light.
Bathroom centrally located with shower and toilet.
Laundry with 2nd toilet.
Huge enclosed garden with large patio for good entertaining.
Huge powered shed for the home mechanic, enthusiastic handyman, amazing amount of storage.

Move in costs:
$1,350.00 (two weeks upfront rent)
$2,700.00 (four weeks security bond)
$4,050.00 (TOTAL initial entry costs)

$260.00 (optional if approved to have pets)

$4,310.00 includes pet bond

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