8/99 Bordeaux Lane, Ellenbrook WA 6069

FIRST HOME OPEN SUNDAY 30th November 1pm-1:45pm

Welcome to the market this two bedroom, one bathroom apartment - a modern and stylish upstairs retreat perfectly positioned in the heart of the Swan Valley. Designed for low maintenance, easy living, this home delivers both comfort and convenience in one impressive package.

Set directly opposite state of the art sporting facilities and the licensed bowling club, and just moments from The Vines Resort Golf Club, major shopping precincts and the iconic Swan Valley wine region, this apartment offers an unbeatable lifestyle opportunity.

Perfect for FIFO workers, first home buyers, downsizers or savvy investors, this charming property is sure to draw strong interest.

Secure your slice of the Swan Valley lifestyle today.

Features Included are:
• Well equipped kitchen with stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances
• Timber flooring and premium carpets throughout
• Private balcony over looking the nature reserve
• Spacious primary bedroom with double mirrored robe
• Modern well appointed bathroom
• Second well sized bedroom with mirrored robes
• Well sized laundry with ample storage

Additional Features are:
• Secure complex with intercom access
• Ducted air-conditioning throughout
• Low maintenance lifestyle
• Stunning High Ceilings Throughout
• Timber floors to main living
• Single allocated undercover car bay
• Quality downlight
• Security Alarm
• Generous Storage Room next to balcony

Property Particulars:
• Year Built 2015
• Block size 97m2
• Apartment Internal size 72m2
• Strata fees $520 per quarter (approx)

Location (approximately):
• Ellenbrook District Open Space 300m
• Ellenbrook Bowls Club 350m
• Woolworths Ellenbrook North 400m
• The Vines Resort 2km
• Ellenbrook Central 3.9km

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.