43 Burnside Avenue, Northam WA 6401

House Renovations... weve all had a go at a project at some stage. Most of us paint the walls and ceilings, update the curtains or blinds, polish the floor boards or replace the old lino with new vinyl or tiles, we might even change all the light fittings.

What are the rooms that most of us never get around to doing? Kitchens and bathrooms!! Why? They can be very expensive and involve the co-ordination of many tradespeople with inconvenience and interruption to your peaceful lifestyle.

Voila!! Welcome to 43 Burnside Avenue where the hard works been done for you.

Youll be blown away when you see the high quality, new, kitchen, bathroom, toilet and laundry done by a very competent and careful local tradesman. Of course, the rest of the dwelling is finished-off impeccably too; painting, lighting, floor and window covering.

You wont lose your cool this summer when you crank up one or all of the 3 reverse cycle, split system air conditioners; in the main bedroom, in the ginormous lounge room and in the kitchen. Theres also a cosy slow combustion wood fired room heater in the lounge.

The stunning bathroom has an easy-to-step-over low door sill (no dangerous hob to place occupants with arthritic knees and hips at risk of slip and fall).

Theres only one tiny job left for the new owner of this home; revamping the 3rd bedroom. Its clean and perfectly comfortable with its fresh paint and new blind. Maybe youd like to change the carpets and update the louvre windows to modern sliding aluminium.

The rear door has an easy-to-negotiate ramp with safety handrails from the back step to the patio which is shaded by a Colorbond skillion roof. The view from the patio takes in an expanse of lawn and some fruit trees. At the far end of the 1,048sqm block is a pretty big galvanised iron garage.

In winter, rain water migrates from farmland hills on the towns perimeter eventually forming King Creek which swings by the rear boundary of the property.

Did you know that a new shopping centre is being built in Gairdner Street with Coles, Aldi and a fuel service station? Burnside Avenue intersects Gairdner Street and No 43 is a tiny 370m stroll from the site. Shopping couldnt be easier.