31 Silverton Avenue, Butler WA 6036

DON'T MISS OUT THIS TIME...This is a great buy in Butler, for anyone looking for a 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home on a large 601sqm block. Located in a prime position, opposite a park and only minutes away is the local tavern, transport, shops and Schools.
Priced to sell, this home features includes:
Master Bedroom with Ensuite & WIR
Three large bedrooms, all with built in robes
Chefs Kitchen with Fridge & Dishwasher included which overlooks the family and dining area
Formal Lounge
Study/Hobbie/Storage Room
Family Bathroom
Laundry
Alfresco
Super size Garden with Retic
Extras
Ducted air conditioning
New blinds and modern fittings throughout.
Fridge and Dishwasher is included
Plenty of room for a pool.
Tenants in place until 02.07.2016

Butler is located 41 kilometres north of Perth's central business district and 2 kilometres west of Butler is the Indian Ocean. Kingsbridge Boulevard, one of the core distributor roads through Butler, contains a strip of shops, banks and public services, as well as a large Coles supermarket, providing for the suburb's major shopping needs. Along this stretch is also a pub, The Cornerstone Tavern, opened in 2010, which provides nightlife and entertainment functions for the whole area from Butler to Jindalee. Most of Butler's amenities are located at the western edge of the area, adjacent to Marmion Avenue, while eastern Butler remains strictly residential in character.
Butler contains several parks in various places throughout the area, including a strip of parkland running all the way down Kingsbridge Boulevard. The Butler Community Centre is located in south Butler.
Butler contains two state K-6 primary schools, Butler Primary School and East Butler Primary School. Senior Butler students from Year 7 onwards attend Butler College. Butler students also have the option of Christian education. Brighton Catholic Primary School serves students from K-7, while the large Irene McCormack Catholic College accommodates Years 7-12. Both schools are privately funded.
The Butler railway station on the Joondalup line was opened in 2014 in northern Butler and is currently the terminus of the line. This station provides a rail link to Joondalup and onwards to Perth and Mandurah. Butler station is also served by six bus routes, three of which run south through Butler to terminate at Clarkson station