Under Offer
217 Fourth Street, Wonthella WA 6530
Under Contract
3 Bed • 1 Bath • 2 Car • 1012m²
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Property type: House under offer
House description
“When Location Matters!”
A suburb that really does not need an introduction - it's really the bee's knees when it comes to neighbouring all the services you could possibly require - shopping, public transport & much more! It is the home of many great sporting facilities: football & soccer ovals, basketball & netball stadium, bowling club & the Aquarena - just to name a few!
This lovely comfortable home has always been owned by one family, they have now decided it is time to allow another family to experience the pleasure and enjoyment this home has given them.
Fast Facts
> New colourbond roof, gutters and downpipes
> New colourbond roof and posts on back verandah
> New gyprock ceilings in bedrooms
> New lights and fans in bedrooms and living area
> New kitchen cupboards
> Fully painted throughout
> New colourbond sheets on dividing fence
> Freshly painted exterior
> Sewer connected
> New Rheem electric hot water system
> 1,012 m2 land holding
> Natural gas available in area
> Garden shed-access to a 7.4m x 4.2m shed with double doors
> Built 1968
> Auto reticulation
> Reverse cycle air-conditioner in main living
Three bedroom brick home with a new colourbond roof for $260,000 in a super location, come and see it for yourself!
Contact Janette Brennan to arrange your viewing on 0417 091 665.
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Close to Schools, Close to Shops, Close to Transport, Garden, Secure ParkingProperty features
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