17A Banksia Circle, Thornlie, WA, 6108, Australia

Built in 2015 this modern home (110sqm living) offers 3 king/queen size bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and is tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac close to shops and the Thornlie Train station.
Walk in the front door and to the right you will find a Master bedroom with built in triple door, floor to ceiling cupboards along with a light and bright ensuite.
Through to the main living area is a modern kitchen with dishwasher, double sink, gas cooking, electric oven, rangehood plus loads of cupboard space including a full-length pantry and overhead cupboards. Whilst cooking up a storm in the kitchen you will feel included in the party with this open plan style of living providing views to the alfresco area in your low maintenance back yard.
Down the hallway you will find another 2 very good size bedrooms (queens) both with built in robes along with the second bathroom and laundry which also provides access to the enclosed garage. The second toilet sits alongside the laundry.
The long driveway gives you ample room for parking, but also has a garage with an electric roller door. The property sits behind the original home, however with the subdivision done as a survey strata, there are no Strata fees and no adjoining walls.
Extra features include
• Stainless steel appliances
• Ducted evaporative Air Conditioning
• Low maintenance garden beds
• Gas Hot water System
• Storeroom in garage with access to the backyard
Property Information
House Size - 110sqm(approx.)
Build year – 2015
Council Rates - $1550.00
Water Rates - $963.35
Zoning – R20/30

Location
2.1km to Thornlie Primary School
1.8km to Thornlie Square Shopping Centre
1.9km to Australian Islamic College Thornlie
400m to Thornlie train station

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