Sold by Amanda Dury 0417 985 190 amandadury.com Welcome to this lovely, one owner, 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home built in 2008 and located in Forest Rise in Thornlie. With only moments to the Forest Lakes Shopping Centre, this home is definitely not one to be missed. Comprising of an open plan layout the kitchen overlooks the dining and lounge room with views to the low maintenance alfresco and back yard. A second living area, the theatre room is large enough for that big TV or a projector and boasts a marble rendered wall. With the kitchen overlooking the main entertaining area, this will be the hub of the home. Offering a dishwasher, double sink, electric oven, gas cook top, range hood, double pantry, microwave recess and breakfast bar, I can imagine lots of fun entertaining nights here. The master bedroom sits at the front of the home and is larger than normal. Along with a walk-through robe to the ensuite, extra built-in robes sit either side of the bed. The ensuite also offers a separate toilet. 2 minor rooms sit at the rear of the home and are both queen size rooms and offer built in robes Head out the back where you will find an alfresco with downlights plus artificial turf. A lovely low maintenance back yard with a small garden shed. The double garage also offers a shopper's entrance to the main house. Other features include • Reverse cycle air conditioning throughout the home • Dimmable down lights through out • Alfresco under the main roof • Recessed ceilings • Insulation • Crim safe security screens to all doors • Extra storage cupboards to the laundry • Gas Bayonet in the lounge room PROPERTY INFORMATION • Build year – 2008 • Council Rates - $1780.00 • Water Rates - $1084.31 • Zoning – R30 LOCATION 1.2km to Forest Crescent Primary School 500m to Forest Lakes Shopping Centre 3.7km to Thornlie train station 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.