2/1 Camelot Street, Carine WA 6020

Entering this amazing 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom villa, you will be impressed. The super spacious living area to the gorgeous easy care cottage garden is everything you would want and the location won't disappoint either. Close to Carine Shopping Centre, Carine open space, Warwick train station and bus transport to mention a few.

Fabulous kitchen with good storage, breakfast bar, gas cook top, electric oven, massive double door pantry & loads of bench space overlooking a big open plan living & dining room with high ceilings reverse cycle split system air-conditioning and quality finishes, you'll love it!!

The home is so spacious you can still entertain all your family & friends. A great party home for special occasions & Christmas parties. There are 2 visitors parking bays with good off street parking as well.

Freshly painted throughout with new carpets through the main living areas, this much loved home, meticulously cared for over many years is ready for you to move.

Fantastic size bedrooms won't disappoint. The master bedroom has floor to ceiling built-in robe, semi en suite with bath, separate shower with new shower screens, vanity & WC. A great size powder room next to the main bathroom for guests to use will certainly impress. Bedroom 2 also has built-in robe and is next to the powder room. Bedroom 3 currently used as a study.

A conveniently located laundry off the kitchen with storage. There is a single garage with roller door giving access to the kitchen, a separate storeroom/workshop to the side of the property that will impresses the handyman in the home.

If you are downsizing this home is a must view. The home is a survey-strata on an easy care 236 sqm block in a small group of 6.

Put Burke to work and call me now for your private viewing! Marcia 0416138096

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