5C Banksia Circle, Thornlie WA 6108

Offered to the market for the first time since being constructed in 2012 is this fantastic and rare opportunity to acquire your choice of THREE quality built 3 bedroom 2 bathroom homes with secure parking!

Discover the rare opportunity of acquiring one, two, or all three homes opposite Banksia Circle Reserve, with NO strata fees!

These quality-built three-bedroom, two-bathroom homes boast an array on impressive features including:

• Well designed and spacious functional kitchens with expansive benchtops and substantial cabinetry,
• BIG bedrooms with WIR to Master and BIR's to minor bedrooms
• Open-plan family and meals areas
• Air conditioning + Alarms
• Generous size garages with storage annexes
• Private Alfrescos and Low Maintenance Backyards

Enjoy super low maintenance in a small boutique complex of only FIVE homes.

Perfect for first-time buyers, investors with strong rental yield depreciation benefits, and downsizers, these beautifully appointed properties will effortlessly cater for all buyer types.

With such close proximity to:

• Spencer Village & Thornlie Square Shopping Centre (approx 2kms)
• Thornlie Medical Centre (approx 1.2 km)
• Thornlie Primary School (approx 2km) & Thornlie Senior High School (approx 3.6km)
• Australian Islamic College Thornlie (approx 2km)
• Main arterial roads including Yale Road and Spencer Road
• Thornlie Train Station (approx 350m)


These homes offer not only comfort, however undoubtedly also sheer convenience!

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity!

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Contact Team Trolio for rental estimates, floor plans, viewing arrangements and as always, we welcome your enquiry and immediate extend a conjunctional invitation to all real estate agents.

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 make their own independent enquiries.