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If you are looking for spacious home to start, then you're in for a surprise.
This 5x2 home built in 1992 on a 667m2 corner block, with loads of options and good sized garden. This home is close to Serpentine park and transport!! Currently tenanted with tenant who has indicated he is happy to vacate after settlement.
Features:
- Entrance hallway
- Queen sized master bedroom with wir & ensuite
- Master bedroom leads to nursery which can be enclosed for a study
- Bedroom 2, 3 & 4 with bir
- Bedroom 5 is a nursery which leads off master bedroom and has bir
- Spacious formal lounge & dining room
- Large open plan kitchen, electric oven and gas stove top, with shoppers entrance
- Combined open plan kitchen/dining/family with access to patio
- Spacious games room
- Family bathroom
- Laundry which leads off kitchen & back door
- Front yard elevated - could potentially be enclosed for larger space for the children and pets
- Good sized patio
- Easy to maintain garden
- Double carport with shopper's entrance
- Shed
- Enclosed back yard
Many more features for very easy living!
- walking distance to transport
- will be well located when new freeway is in place
- close to Serpentine Park
water rates approximately: $966.82 p/a
council rates approximately: $1700 p/a
Call Maria today to make your offer
Clarkson is an outer northern suburb of Perth, located 34 kilometres north of Perth's central business district in the City of Wanneroo.
While mostly a residential area, it also functions as a town centre, serving many surrounding areas with a vast number of amenities and facilities. The suburb has a railway station on the Joondalup railway line and also is a major public transport hub for surrounding suburbs.
Clarkson is bounded to the west by Mindarie (Marmion Avenue) and to the north by Merriwa and Ridgewood (Hester Avenue). The Joondalup railway line divides Clarkson from the Neerabup National park in the east, south of Clarkson is Tamala Park, which is uninhabited.
It is approximately 2 kilometres away from the indian ocean and the coastlines of Claytons beach and Quinns beach.
Compared to surrounding suburbs, Clarkson is a very mixed-use area with an abundance of facilities and a very large shopping and retail district, establishing it as a commercial town centre for the northern suburbs. Ocean Keys Boulevard, is home to the Ocean Keys shopping centre, a major shopping mall with a large number of major retail outlets. Many more commercial outlets surround the centre, including a large Bunnings warehouse, a post office, two service stations and car dealerships. A strip of restaurants and take-away outlets are situated directly west of the shopping centre. There are also other restaurants located within the suburb. Nearby is also the Clarkson library. There are 3 medical centres in the suburb, which are the Clarkson family practice, Ocean Keys family practice and the Somerly Central medical centre.
There is an abundance of entertainment and leisure facilities around Clarkson. Over ten parks are located throughout the suburb. Clarkson also accommodates the Clarkson Police Station, which serves all surrounding suburbs from Tamala Park to Butler and Jindalee.
Two state K-7 primary schools are established in Clarkson, serving different parts of the suburb. Clarkson Primary School is the oldest established school and caters to western Clarkson, while Somerly Primary School serves the Somerly estate in the east. Students also have the option of St. Andrew's Catholic Primary School, a private Catholic school located next to St. Andrew's Catholic Church. Clarkson also accommodates Clarkson Community High School, a large year 8-12 state high school established in 1996. As it is the only state high school in the vicinity (other than the 11-12 Mindarie Senior College), it covers a large catchment area, extending up to Butler and Jindalee in the north. In 2010, Trades North, a Tafe campus specializing in skilled trades and apprenticeships, was built next to the high school and opened for the 2011 school year. It is part of the West Coast Institute of Training in Joondalup.