7/72 Tyler Street, Joondanna WA 6060

Low Maintenance, High Convenience!

This ultra-convenient, central, and low maintenance villa is ready for its next owner. A suitable first home, investment property, or an ideal downsizer. The complex is neat and tidy and well presented, being off the street, you have all the convenience of a central location, but without any noise, it's super quiet!

Featuring
- functional kitchen with 900mm stainless steel oven and 5 burner gas cooktop
- Private courtyard with deck and pitched patio
- Generous laundry with rear access to courtyard with clothesline
- Separate toilet.
- Laminated timber flooring throughout living areas, hallway, and bedrooms
- Both bedrooms are generously proportioned with large robes
- Large rectangular living space with dividing wall which isn't load bearing if someone wanted to open it up
- Reverse cycle Split system air conditioner in living
- Large windows
- Security screens on windows and doors
- Carport with lockable storeroom
- Well-presented complex
- Neat lawn and garden at the front
- Skylight in hallway and large windows allow light to flow through
- Superb convenient location
Close to
- Joondanna Reserve 430m
- Grenville Reserve 470m
- Tuart College 600m
- Dog Swamp Shopping Centre 1.4km
- Herdsman Lake 2km
- Lake Monger 2km
- Wembley Golf Course 4.6km
- Beatty Park 3.3km
- Hyde Park 4.4km
- Chinta Café 2.7km
- Innaloo Shopping Centre 3km
- Innaloo Cinemas 3km
- ECU Mount Lawley 3.6km
- Perth CBD 10 mins
- City Beach 12 mins
- Floreat and Scarborough Beaches 14 mins

Schools
- Tuart Hill Primary School 1.1km
- Tuart Hill Community Kindergarten 600m
- Dianella Secondary College 3.9km
- Servite College 400m
Distances and drive times according to Google Maps and WA Schools Online, drive times vary depending on traffic.

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.