41 Galaxy Way, Carlisle WA 6101

A gorgeous 4x2 home located in the ever-popular suburb of Carlisle. Picture perfect from the outside with so much more to offer within.

Light and bright with a beautiful newly built alfresco entertaining area, beautiful gardens complete with citrus trees and room for a pool. The property has been freshly painted throughout and meticulously maintained by the current owners, there is nothing to do here but move right in.

This home would be suited to the corporate couple wanting to be close to the train lines with a short commute to the city, a young family looking to get into this vibrant area or the astute investor looking for an in-demand rental property.

Property Features:
• 3 sizeable minor bedrooms
• Large Master with Ensuite & WIR
• Safe and secure with security screens on all doors and windows including screen film
on all windows.
• Beautiful, low maintenance established gardens
• Bore reticulated gardens with new reticulation system
• Newly built Patio with brand new Polycarb 99.9% sun protection cover
• Alfresco entertaining area
• Renewed façade including new gutters and downpipes
• Floor to ceiling imported Spanish tiles in both bathrooms and throughout property
• 441m2 Green Titled Block

Location Features:
• Close to Lathlain Place precinct
• 2mins walk to Fletcher Park
• 5mins walk to buses (city route & circle route)
• Short walk to train line
• 8kms to CBD
• 7kms to Perth Airport
• 2kms to both Victoria Park and Belmont Shopping Centres
• Close to Archer Street restaurant strip
• 2kms to Crown Casino

Properties like these don't often come up in Carlisle so be quick to register your interest.

Council Rates; Approx $1633 p.a.
Water Rates: Approx $1285 p.a

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