21A Kent Street, Victoria Park, WA 6100

This residence boasts stunning aesthetics both internally and externally, complemented by its prime location directly opposite John McMillan Park. Literally, walk straight across the road and you will be in the heart of all that Vic Park has to offer.

Features of this property include three bedrooms, with the master bedroom featuring a walk-in robe, ensuite with toilet, split system air conditioning (recently replaced), block-out curtains, and views to the park. The other two bedrooms both have built-in robes and ceiling fans. There are two living areas, one located at the front of the home which can also be utilized as a home office.

The kitchen is practical and functional, boasting an open plan design with a dishwasher, double sink, gas hotplate, electric oven, and newly installed plumbing for a fridge. The second bathroom includes a bath and separate shower, with a separate second toilet/powder room. Additional upgrades include new shower heads, all internal door handles replaced, and all downlights upgraded to energy-efficient LED.

The home has been freshly painted throughout—including walls, ceilings, doors, and trims—and features new carpets in all bedrooms and the lounge room. Plantation shutters have been added to the front of the house, with roller blinds in the living and laundry areas.

Security and comfort are top of mind, with the addition of double glazing to the entire front of the house including the front door, a new Crimsafe front screen door, and security cameras installed.

Outside, enjoy a paved undercover alfresco area with a plumbed-in gas point for the BBQ, reticulated and newly landscaped gardens, and a double lock-up garage with shoppers entry and a lockable storage room.

Homes in this league are highly sought after, so don't delay.

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