44B Malcolm Street

North Beach WA 6020

END DATE SALE - all offers to be submitted by 10am, 19th June 2026. Seller reserves the right to accept offers before this date.Don't miss the chance to secure your place in this vibrant coastal suburb. You'll love the convenience of being located within 450m of the primary school, beach and local shops, heck, you may as well sell the car!!!This secure rear property is neat as a pin, with 2 generously proportioned living areas, 3 well sized bedrooms and 2 paved outdoor areas, she's ready for you to move in and live comfortably, taking some time to ponder future possibilities. The open plan family living and dining space adjoins the generous kitchen, with sliding glass doors and large windows which flood this space with light and create integrated indoor-outdoor living.To list a few of this property's many attributes:- open plan family living/dining, kitchen.- spacious carpeted second living area, with space for a study nook.- large kitchen with plenty of cupboard space, walk in pantry, gas hotplates, electric oven and dishwasher. A large corner window allows you to keep an eye on the kids or chat to guests while entertaining.- ducted, reverse cycle air conditioning throughout.- master bedroom, with WIR and ensuite.- 2nd and 3rd bedroom with BIR's.- 2 paved outdoor spaces, one which is perfect for outdoor living and entertaining, the other would be perfect for kids to ride a scooter or throw a ball.- family bathroom has a bath, vanity with storage and shower recess.- separate toilet.- double garage with shoppers' entry, electric door and storage area.You'll love living in this enviable location for years to come and will reap the rewards of any improvements you make to personalise this property, whether they be a few little tweaks or a major facelift.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.