8 Natasha Way, Camillo, WA, 6111, Australia

*** Final Bid $651,500 with 4 buyers that missed out, contact Charlie to find out what your property may be worth!

Calling first home buyers - Investors and young families alike to view this tastefully renovated property located in a dress circle location on a large 802sqm block with subdivision potential (subject to council approval)

This home surpasses all expectations with its stylish renovation, the home showcases recently restored timber flooring, large living area, a spacious bathroom and a large U-shaped kitchen. Additionally, it offers a large light filled open plan living/dining area and a tranquil alfresco space that overlooks a spacious backyard, perfect for children or pets.

* 3 Generously sized bedrooms, master bedroom complete with built in cupboards with access to the rear under cover alfresco area
* Spacious bathroom with a shower, new vanity & bath.
* Light filled massive living area with high ceilings, large windows overlooking the front yard
* Spacious U-shaped kitchen complete with an Ariston 6 burner gas cooktop, stainless steel oven and range hood - all overlooking the dining area and front yard.
* Separate laundry
* Large Carport under the main roof
* Low maintenance tiles to the 3 bedrooms
* Reverse cycle air-conditioning in the living
* Large, powered workshop
* Recently replaced and restored guttering and facia boards.
* Rental estimate of $620+ PW

The home is only a stone's throw from the renowned Champion Lakes as well as the Westfield Park Reserve. It's close to bus routes and is a short drive to Kelmscott Train station (15 minute walk), Kelmscott High School, Stargate Shopping Centre, Aldi - Camillo and John Wollaston Anglican School.

This home ticks all the boxes for space, size, location and finishings. Contact Charlie for further information.

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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.