33/36 Wialki Lane, Canning Vale WA 6155

This fabulous 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom survey strata home is well designed and perfect for the first home buyer, a fabulous lock and leave for the downsizer or add it to your investment portfolio. So close to the soon to be completed train station.

All bedrooms have built in robes, master bedroom with ensuite, modern kitchen and stainless steel cooking appliances, light and bright open plan living with reverse cycle air conditioning. Main bathroom, good size laundry with built in linen storage. Double auto lock up garage and easy care paved rear courtyard.

This quiet complex is located a short distance of shopping facilities, good schools including the Caladenia primary school, parks and recreation areas and close to public transport with a bus stop just off Nicholson Road.

Features:
- Spacious master bedroom with built-in robe and ensuite,
- Separate bathroom
- Lounge opening to a kitchen and meals
- Private courtyard
- Separate laundry with external access to a small courtyard,
- Secure double garage
- Currently rented under NRAS at $316 per week
This property is a must see. Contact Rose on 0488 360 635 today to arrange a private viewing.
Rose 0488 360 635

Year Built: 2014
Land area: 201m2
Council Rates: $1,700 p/a
Water Rates: $1,030 p/a
*Approximate

The National Rental Affordability Scheme ('NRAS' or 'the Scheme') is an Australian Government affordable housing initiative, delivered in partnership with state and territory governments. Governments, the business sector and community organisations have recognised that housing affordability is an issue of significant community concern. The growing cost of housing is having an impact on the ability of many Australians to meet their financial commitments. The Scheme seeks to address the shortage of affordable rental housing by offering annual financial incentives for up to ten years, to rent dwellings for eligible NRAS tenants at 80 per cent or less of the market value rent.

NRAS investors are third parties that own the rental dwellings. They have a key stake in the Scheme as they can be beneficiaries of the NRAS incentive and may also participate in the Scheme as part of a consortium or trust. NRAS investors and approved participants generally enter into contractual arrangements where the approved participant manages compliance with the NRAS regulatory requirements and passes on all or part of the NRAS incentive to the NRAS investor.