11/2 Burvill Drive, Floreat WA 6014

A quality modern lifestyle awaits you on the doorstep of the picturesque Perry Lakes Reserve.

Inside, gleaming bamboo wooden floorboards warm a light open-plan living, dining area, and stylish kitchen. The kitchen with sparkling stone benchtops, glass splashbacks, integrated electric appliances, double sinks, and a microwave nook are perfect to accomodate the lovely alfresco-style entertaining terrace.

Both bedrooms are carpeted for comfort, with the master suite enjoying its own private ensuite and balcony access. The ensuite has floor-to-ceiling tiling and a walk-in shower, while the second bathroom features the same tiling plus a bathtub with showerhead.

There's secure basement parking for two cars and a storeroom adjacent to the property. Down-sizers and professional couples will appreciate everything on offer here, including the iconic and convenient location.

Perry Lakes precinct includes access to the old Commonwealth Games scoreboard tower, which has been cleverly converted into a residents-only games room, lounge, barbecue area, and upstairs gym.

With animal exercise areas, fantastic children's playgrounds, bus stops, and only a short stroll to the Bendat Basketball Centre and HBF Stadium. You're also just a short drive to top local schools, Floreat Forum Shopping Centre, Bold Park, the Perth CBD, bars and entertainment in Subiaco, and the buzzing new restaurant scene at City Beach.

Features:
Secure A/V intercom and swipe access
Open-plan kitchen, dining and living
Outdoor entertaining terrace
Carpeted bedrooms
Bamboo floors to living
Stone benchtops
Split-system air-conditioning
Feature skirting boards
Secure parking for 2 cars
4sqm Storeroom
Access to complex facilities including games room, BBQ and gym
Visitor parking bays

Contact Samantha or Mark today to arrange a viewing!

DISCLAIMER: The information provided is for general information only and is based on data from the Seller and relevant authorities. While every care is taken, no warranty is given and interested parties should make their own enquiries.