2/171 Leake Street, Belmont WA 6104

This two story town house, beautifully finished and clean environment. Three bedrooms and two bathroom, main with walk in robe and ensuite, all other bedrooms with built in robes. Good size kitchen with cupboard space! Gas cooking, ducted air conditioning, open plan living and dining area, generous sized paved courtyard.

FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Modern deluxe house and fittings
- 3 good sized bedrooms with built in wardrobes
- Tiled living areas down stairs
- Theater or 2nd living area
- Modern Kitchen
- 5 burner gas cook top with 900mm oven
- Dishwasher
- For all year round comfort revere cycle ducted air-conditioning
- Stone bench tops throughout
- Study nook
- Additional upstairs powder room
- Easy care paved court yard
- Double lock up garage
- Shoppers entrance
- Close to shops
- Close to transport
Well located near the Belmont Forum - complete with the convenience of seven day trading, Reading Cinemas, restaurants and great arterial route access to north or south of the river, you really must put this property, 2/171 Leak Street, Belmont down on the list to view.

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