206A Grand Promenade, Doubleview WA 6018

Explore this architect-designed townhouse located in the sought-after North Doubleview—an embodiment of quality and style that promises to captivate. Abundant natural light fills every corner of this home, accentuated by the extra-high pitched roof ceilings, creating an atmosphere of space and charm.

Boasting a modern New York-inspired mezzanine layout, chic decor envelops this three bedroom home, complemented by an array of additional features.

• Well-appointed kitchen equipped with stainless steel appliances, dishwasher, five burner gas stove top, expansive bench space, and ample cabinetry
• The main bedroom, conveniently situated on the ground floor, features built-in robes and a private ensuite adorned with floor-to-ceiling tiles.
• Both the generously sized second and third bedrooms offer built-in robes and one with air conditioning for optimal comfort
• The stylish bathroom is highlighted by a double-sized shower, floor to ceiling tiles and a bath tub
• Open plan study nook/second living upstairs
• Quality timber flooring graces the living areas
• Offering two separate outdoor areas - Step out the back to a private alfresco BBQ area, complete with a shade sail and bench seating or relax out front and watch the world go by in the easy care courtyard
• Split system reverse cycle air conditioning
• Double automatic garage includes useful storage space
• Currently with fabulous tenants in-situ.

All of this is in a simply superb location with Doubleview shopping centre including IGA, chemist and cafes only a few minutes walk away.

Take advantage of the vibrant lifestyle Doubleview has to offer. Contact Sam Mannino on 0402 822 457 or Michaela Pinkney on 0434 917 513 today to register your interest or for further information.

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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.