304 Crawford Road, Inglewood, WA, 6052, Australia

Nic Sauzier from RE/MAX Real Estate has the absolute pleasure to introduce to you this beautiful home which oozes charm and character and gives you the opportunity to live within one of Perth's most sort after suburbs.

This Inglewood property was built in 1950 on 562sqm of land, features jarrah wooden floorboards, a fireplace and even comes with its own granny flat / studio separate to the main dwelling.

This well presented 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom home is one you can't afford to miss!

The Property:
- 4 Sizeable bedrooms
- Bedroom with fireplace can be used as living area allowing you to utilise the space however best suits your needs
- 1 Large bathroom with separate bath and shower, single vanity with ample storage space
- Large kitchen area with ample bench space, above and below bench storage, versatile jarrah built kitchen. Ideal for any growing family or the chef of the household
- Large living area at the rear of the home, big enough for multi-use zone
- Granny Flat / Studio room separate to main dwelling (not self-contained)

The Features:
* Fireplace in lounge area / bedroom
* High Ceilings throughout
* Jarrah Wooden Flooring
* Ceiling fan in Kitchen / Dining Area
* Split system in rear living area
* Large, tiled laundry space with double trough
* Paved outdoor area with gazebo
* An abundance of fruit trees
* Side access to garage
* Two generous sized water tanks
* Security alarm system

**VIEWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY**
Contact your RE/MAX & REIWA Award Winning Agent today to view or to make an offer. Nic Sauzier – 0409 042 337.

Council Rates - TBC
Water Rates - $1323.79 pa approx.
Rental Estimate - $850 - $895 per week

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