71A Trink Street, Cloverdale, WA 6105

**WOULD SUIT BUYERS WITH BUDGETS OVER $700,000**

Discover modern family living here with this beautifully presented home built by Now Living in 2018. Nestled in a popular street and set on a generous 444 sqm block, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence combines style, comfort, and functionality.

Constructed from double brick and tile, this home features eye catching timber laminate flooring that adds warmth and elegance. High ceilings enhance the sense of space, while window shutters and security screen doors offer both privacy and peace of mind. 

The well-designed layout includes a dedicated study nook, perfect for work or quiet moments. The large master suite is a retreat, complete with a light & bright en-suite bathroom. The remaining bedrooms are generously sized and comfortably appointed, each benefiting from split system air-conditioning to ensure a pleasant atmosphere year-round.

The heart of the home is the stylish kitchen, boasting a 900mm stainless steel oven, a five-burner gas cooktop, and a sleek stone benchtop—ideal for culinary creations in an open plan setting. 

Step outside to the BIG, spacious, low-maintenance backyard, which offers ample room for a potential swimming pool and features a covered alfresco area for outdoor dining and relaxation. 

With 6.6kW solar panels, this home is both eco-friendly and economical. Additionally, its proximity to Belmont Forum Shopping Centre means you're never far from essential amenities and conveniences.

House area - 143.58
Garage - 34.21
Alfresco - 13.16
Store - 4.38
Porch - 2.21
TOTAL - 197.54 m2

NO STRATA FEES

For prompt further information including viewing times please contact local selling specialists Paul Brookes on 0408940156 or Cameron Hall on 0406726104. Service with a smile.

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.