9 Astrolux Court, Banksia Grove WA 6031

STATS: Listed Offers from 395k - Under offer over asking price
Days on market: 6
Offers presented: 2
Buyer viewings: 14
Buyers who missed out and ready to purchase similar: 1 waiting!

Be quick to view this PRIME property located in arguably the BEST pocket of New Banksia Grove….on a quiet cul-de-sac, with elevated sunset views and short walk to Joseph Banks college, the playing fields and a local park just a hop skip and jump away – and easy walk to the shopping district too!

With feature up/down lighting this property has great street appeal from the moment you first lay eyes on it – and it will impress you from front to back with its nearly 400m2 of space to really not feel on top of your neighbours!

You'll definitely notice the north facing windows that flood the home with tons of natural light and this cant be compared with the tiny 3x2s which sit wall to wall with one another

Features include:

• Great home theatre with Deluxe new carpets for magic movie nights in
• New timber laminate flooring
• Zero Maintenance artificial grass yard front and back
• Master suite with shower ensuite and double vanities
• Freshly painted throughout – nothing to do just unpack
• Open plan living area overlooks the rear garden – with flexible layout options
• Ducted reverse cycle airconditioning throughout for year round climate comfort. Zone controller for the ultimate in control
• Recently installed LED lighting for the ultra modern look
• Quality kitchen with all the latest appliances, heaps of storage space ++ double pantry
• Family bathroom with separate shower and bath
• Solar hot water system will keep the gas bills low + Home alarm system for safety
• Epoxy coated double carport
• Two good size garden sheds

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.