67 Gregory Street, Belmont WA 6104

Make your move in Belmont with this well-presented 4-bedroom family home (or 3 bedroom plus second living area). Boasting large, light and bright living areas, a free-flowing floorplan and a superb, family-oriented location, this home really has everything you could want & more!

On entry to the home, you will immediately notice the fantastic amount of natural light that the home receives. Recent renovations allow this property to really shine. The large open-plan kitchen presents well and is superbly situated to allow easy access to the living/dining area and the alfresco. Boasting stone benchtops, 900mm appliances and ample storage, this kitchen really is divine!

Each bedroom is well appointed with built-in robes and allows ample separation from the rest of the home. Making your way out to the entertaining/alfresco area, you will really appreciate everything this home has to offer.

Contact Anil before it is too late!

PROPERTY FEATURES:
- Spacious bedrooms with BIRs
- Renovated kitchen stone benchtops with 900mm stainless steel appliances
- Full height tiling in master bedroom ensuite
- Open-plan living area
- Spacious covered alfresco area with café blinds
- Stackable sliding doors to alfresco
- Access from garage to outdoor alfresco
- Renovated laundry
- Double lock-up garage
- Timber look flooring
- Rinnai temperature control
- Double glazed windows
- Skirting boards
- High ceilings
- Gas heater

LOCATION HIGHLIGHTS:
- Belmont Forum
- Tomato Lake
- Perth Airport
- Swan River
- Perth CBD (approx 8km away)
- Crown Entertainment Complex
- Optus Stadium

OUTGOINGS:
City of Belmont: $1612 pa (approx.)
Water Corporation: $1183 pa (approx.)

Please don't hesitate to contact Anil Singh on 0423 276 674 or at [email protected] to arrange your viewing today.

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.