36/299 Harborne Street

Glendalough WA 6016

Sitting in a peaceful complex behind a stone walled entry with shade trees you find this
fantastic ground floor unit, offering 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with spacious open plan
living, contemporary fixtures and fittings and well maintained surrounds you have plenty
of space to relax or entertain, all in a comfortable and convenient location close to all
your day-to-day essentials. With the local IGA complex a quick walk away, plus
excellent public transport links with the CBD or surrounding suburbs within easy reach,
you also have the vast Glendalough open space and lake area offering a range of
recreation options with its walking tracks, endless green space, and gazebos to enjoy.

Upon entering the home, your eye is immediately drawn to the striking timber laminate
flooring that runs throughout, offering a warm tone and easy upkeep, with your kitchen
sitting to the left, with a freestanding oven, ample cabinetry to both the upper and lower
and bench space with an island for casual dining. The open plan living and dining area
sits beyond, with more than enough room for both and an outlook to the tree lined
gardens.

On the right side of the unit, you have your bedroom and bathroom, with the bathroom
first providing a corner shower, vanity, and semi-private WC, with the laundry also in
place offering cabinetry and a separate sink. The bedroom is spaciously designed with
plenty of soft natural light and ample room for the robes of storage of your choice.

Stepping outside, your main living area leads to the shared gardens, bordered with
trees for complete privacy, with an allocated parking bay also included.

And the reason why this property is your perfect fit? Because this well maintained
complex offers complete convenience with minimal upkeep required.

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.