8A Kelsall Crescent, Manning, WA, 6152, Australia

Welcome to 8A Kelsall Crescent, a charming property available for lease in the desirable suburb of Manning. This adorable and well-maintained residence offers a comfortable lifestyle with its versatile layout and convenient location.

This property boasts generous proportions, with ample space for a growing family or professionals seeking a comfortable living environment. The house features three bedrooms, providing BIR's in two bedrooms and the third with in built shelving. The bathroom is a retro inspired design that is compact but ensures you will be able to start or finish the day in refreshed and ready to go. The property has a cosy front living area that is accentuated by natural light flooding in from the windows and the skylight, it also has a split system R/C A/C and a gas bayonet for those who would like to have options.
The well-appointed kitchen is equipped with modern appliances, ample storage, and a convenient layout that will inspire culinary delights.

The property includes a front yard that offers a private retreat for outdoor activities, gardening, or simply enjoying the sunshine. A carport/ is available, providing secure parking for two vehicles.

Property features;

* Ducted evaporative air-conditioning
* Direct NBN
* LG Dishwasher
* Westinghouse oven
* Instant hot water system
* Solar panels

Locations features;

* You can walk to Neil McDougall Park
* A short drive to the freeway
* Canning Bridge Station is nearby
* Only a couple of minutes to the Farmers Market on Manning
* Lies within the Como Secondary College catchment
* Close to manning Primary and St Pius Catholic School

* No pets

For an inspection please call Daniel Lewis on 0422 293 871 or email dlewis.applecross@ljhooker.com.au.

Properties MUST be viewed before making an application.

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