6/8 Halley Street, Innaloo, WA, 6018, Australia

Team Rash at The Agency are very pleased to present this stunning apartment for sale.

Built in 2017, this near new home is well designed and finished to a very high standard offering high levels of comfort.
Situated in a highly sought-after area and in a quiet and secure complex of only eight units. Property features at a glance:

- Modern finishes throughout
- Stylish kitchen with gas cooktop
- Plenty of storage
- Dishwasher
- Timber look flooring throughout for ease of maintenance
- Good size balcony with wide opening sliding doors from lounge
- Master bedroom with ensuite and includes private clothes drying line
- Master bedroom balcony opens up to the main balcony
- Large bedrooms with built in wardrobes that will both easily fit queen size beds
- Stylish bathroom with rainfall showerhead
- Internal laundry with washer / dryer included
- Single undercover parking bay in secure gated area
- Intercom access to complex
- NBN ready Location benefits

Location is perfect with the apartment only 1km from Karrinyup Shopping Centre and 400m from Lake Gwelup Recreation area. Other attractions like Yuluma Park is only 700m away and Innaloo Sportsmans Club is 300m. Also ticks the ease of transport by having bus stop and train station near by.

Fit for a first home buyer, investor, families, downsizer or even a FIFO worker- it offers the ultimate low maintenance home perfect for comfort and relaxation.

To put it simply; this enviable property is engineered for family living. Outstanding!!
Contact Rash Dhanjal NOW on 0410 564 761 or email rashd@theagency.com.au for more information & to secure this fantastic piece of real estate!!

***The tenants are currently on a fixed term lease until 18th of March 2024 and the rent is at $530.00 per week ***

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.