16 Watheroo Court, Ballajura WA 6066

Check out this spacious and low maintenance five bedroom, two bathroom home located in a quiet, tranquil pocket of Ballajura & just a short stroll to Ballajura Central Shopping Centre. With spacious living spaces and a well sized backyard.. there is plenty of room for the whole family.

Perfectly located within a stones throw to the shopping centre or walk to South Ballajura Primary School & nearby parklands.. With easy access to Tonkin Highway making the Airport in close proximity - Ideal for FIFO workers. This property is the ultimate starter home, perfect downsizer or a low maintenance investment property. The property also sits in the R50 rezoning, with the possibility of future subdivision with a retain and build option, subject to council approvals. The opportunities are endless here!

Some fantastic features include:

- Renovated kitchen with near new oven, 5 burner gas hobs,, built in pantry and under bench storage and fridge recess with an outlook to the outdoor entertainment area
- Spacious master bedroom with built in robes and ensuite
- Main bathroom offers single vanity, separate bath and shower combo & separate WC
- The minor bedrooms are a good size with built in robes
- Additional 5th bedroom or could be used as a separate theatre room
- Large family room with off-set dining area
- Outdoor entertainment area under a large wrap around pergola and a spacious lawn backyard with established garden beds and a large shed
- Ducted air-conditioning throughout the property
- Single garage with drive through access for additional tandem parking
- Low maintenance 544sqm block zoned R17.5/R50
- Built in 1995 (approx)

For further information on this property and to secure your place in this great suburb, please call Matt Brace today on 0428 528 733.

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.