11 Mcrae Court, Padbury WA 6025

In the beautiful cul-de-sac of McRae Court, this beautiful 4bedroom 1bathroom home is the perfect place to start. With a renovated kitchen with stone tops, lovely gardens and outdoor entertaining this home is ready for you to move in and enjoy. Situated in the R40 rezoning area and boasting a 20m frontage there is awesome upside for future potential too. Side-by-side duplex or triplex possibilities can be obtained (subject to WAPC approval).

Walk to Bambara Primary, Forrest Park & Plaza plus there is public transport just a short stroll away. Perfectly presented and priced to sell this home is a must see in this price range.

Some fantastic features include:

- Modern kitchen with stone bench tops, stainless steel gas cook top, electric wall oven and range hood. There is a dishwasher, microwave nook and pantry. All overlooking the rear yard, alfresco and dining area
- Formal lounge at the front of the home off the entry with a gas point for heating and a fireplace. The fireplace is currently sealed
- Master bedroom with full length mirrored built in robes and ceiling fan
- Bathroom with separate shower and bath tub
- Single lock up garage
- Flat roof patio to alfresco with garden shed at the end for the tools
- New retaining in the rear yard
- Bedroom 4 has been converted to a dining area to suit the current owners but could easily be converted back with the door still in place
- Ducted evaporative air conditioning system
- Rinnai temperature controlled hot water
- Reticulated gardens
- Plenty of grass for the kids and pets to play
- Gas hot water
- Lovely street and neighbours
- 684sqm R20/R40 side-by-side duplex or triplex potential block

For more information on this property or to book your own private inspection, PUT BURKE TO WORK on 0402 456 209 today.

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.