Welcome to 40a Maldon Avenue, where modern elegance meets everyday practicality in one of Mitchell Park's sought-after locales. Built in 2018 and meticulously maintained, this neat three-bedroom townhouse is perfect for families, first-time buyers, savvy investors, and professionals ready to upsize.
Nestled in a tightly held suburb, this home is designed for those who appreciate the finer details and clever architecture. From the ultra-modern facade to the high ceilings and large windows, every inch of this property exudes contemporary charm. Multiple living zones offer ample space for relaxation and entertainment, while the open-plan living area is decked out with sleek tiled floors and an abundance of natural light.
The heart of the home, the modern kitchen, is complete with a breakfast bar and dishwasher, ideal for casual dining or entertaining friends. The indoor flows smoothly to the alfresco area, perfect for weekend BBQs or a quiet evening under the stars.
Practicality continues with the property's location. Situated close to top-notch schools and the bustling Marion Shopping Centre, all your lifestyle needs are within easy reach, making daily errands a breeze.
Extra Features:
- Ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning
- Split system air-conditioning
- Kitchen boasting soft-close cabinetry and top-of-the-line appliances
- Striking Island bench with Caesarstone counter tops and five burner gas cooktop
- Spacious double garage
- Built-in robes in bedrooms and a linen closet
- Walk-in robe in the master suite
- Torrens Titled
- Downstairs toilet and vanity
- Combustion heater
This is modern living at its finest, perfectly positioned in a community-focused suburb. Don't miss your chance to call this sleek townhouse home.
Daniel Nichols | 0402 850 313
(08) 8328 1400 l harcourtsplus.com.au
We Create Success l Mitchell Park
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