41 Tullamore Avenue, Thornlie WA 6108

FINAL BIDDING STAGE - MONDAY THE 1st of February at 6.30pm

For sale by Openn Negotiation (flexible term online auction). The auction has commenced and the property can sell anytime. Contact George Ferrier immediately to become qualified.

A wonderful opportunity awaits to own this delightful, 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom family home that will definitely not disappoint.
Situated on a large 769sqm block with plenty of room for the growing family with the added bonus of drive through access to the 10m x 6m (approx.) powered workshop. Not only do you have room for the boat, caravan and trailer, you'd even have room left for a pool.
This gem of a home has been lovingly cared for by the current owner and now it's time for another family to make this beautiful haven their home.
Looking over the back garden is another exceptional feature of this property, the massive patio entertaining area has room for all the family to enjoy coming over for a BBQ.

Close proximity to Thornlie Primary and High Schools, South Metropolitan Taff, shops and transport, this perfect location makes it easy to commute to and from Perth City CBD via the Roe Hwy and is sure to be a crowd pleaser so don't delay and get registered today.

Home Features

- Master Bedroom with robe
- 2 minor bedroom with robes
- Main bathroom with separate shower and bath
- Near new cooker and hot water system
- Instant gas HWS
- Meals - adjacent to the Kitchen
- Ducted air-conditioning
- Shire Rates $1,544

External Features

- 10 x 6sqm powered workshop (approx.)
- Drive through access to back yard
- All weather patio for entertaining
- Carport with extra parking at the front
- Beautiful gardens serviced by reticulation
- Generous 769m2 green titled block
- Easy access to International/Domestic Airports
- 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 do their own due-diligence.