61 Towncentre Drive

Thornlie WA 6108

The large entrance is the start to this beautiful home, alongside is a theatre room to your left and a large master bedroom to the right. The large master currently has a queen bed, split system, fan, walk in robe and an open en-suite with overhead cupboards and a separate toilet.
All remainder bedrooms are queen size, 1 room has a with a walk in robe, whilst the other 2 have built in robes, 2 rooms have fans and all have roller shutters and security screens
The kitchen is also well equipped with plenty of bench and cupboard space, double sink with vege washer, dishwasher, range hood, separate pantry an overhead cupboard, 5 burner gas cook top and a 3 month old oven. Cooking up a storm will be a delight as you have views to the open dining/lounge room plus a gorgeous outdoor entertaining area.
Head outside to the alfresco that boasts a fan and outdoor blinds under the main roof. The current owners also use this as another room to entertain and will be leaving the TV bracket on the wall for you to simply add your TV. At the rear of the home you will find another patio, currently used as their bbq area with lights and power. The backyard also has synthetic grass, established gardens and a garden shed.
Located close to the Forest Lakes shopping centre, this home will suit downsizers, young families or even if you want a lock up and leave place to own.
Extra features include
Double garage
Roller shutters
Crim safe security doors
Garden shed
Security cameras
Down lights to the main living rooms

Property information
Block Size 520m2
UMR 193m2
Build year 2008
Council Rates - $2012.78
Water Rates - $1186.61

LOCATION
3.0km - Thornlie Train Station
1.4km to Forest Crescent Primary School
700m to Forest Lakes Shopping centre
6.9km to Westfield Carousel
20.5km to Perth City

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.