26 Madana Place, Craigie WA 6025

Perched up in a commanding position at the end of a whisper quiet cul-de-sac, this renovated 3bedroom x 1bathroom property offers several enticing options. The 713sqm block is in the R20/R40 rezoning area, meaning you can potentially subdivide this block into triplex or duplex. The home atop this block is lovely to live in also, there is a formal lounge with a formal dining off the entry that could be easily converted into a 4th bedroom adding value. Just 1 door to the sprawling Camberwarra Park and just a short stroll to public transport you simply won't find better value in this price range. Be quick as this property is sure to be hotly contested.

Some fantastic features include:

- Renovated kitchen with dishwasher, freestanding stove, range hood, double sinks, pantry and breakfast bar overlooking the in formal meals out alfresco
- Renovated bathroom with full height tiling with mosaic feature, stone top vanity with porcelain basin, 2nd toilet and heat lamps
- Master bedroom with built in robes and own reverse cycle split system air conditioning unit
- Lounge room with split r/c air conditioning unit also
- Formal dining or fantastic way to add a 4th bedroom
- Renovated laundry with full height tiling and mosaic feature matching the bathroom
- Enclosed patio at the rear of the home which is a great place to entertain or to convert to a man cave etc.
- Bedroom 2 has built in robes
- Colorbond patio over the alfresco
- Single carport
- New Colorbond fencing surrounds
- Rendered exterior
- Reticulated gardens
- Security alarm
- Gas point for heating
- Downlights
- Ceiling fans in all bedrooms
- 713sqm R20/R40 triplex potential block

For more information on this property or to book your own private inspection, PUT BURKE TO WORK on 0402 456 209 today.

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.