291 Arthur Street

Welcome to the market this well presented four bedroom, two bathroom home, perfectly positioned in the sought after suburb of Dayton. Ideally located directly across the road from Dayton Primary School and just a short stroll to the newly established Dayton Central, this home offers both convenience and lifestyle. Currently tenanted until 29th January 2027, it presents an outstanding opportunity for investors, while still appealing to future owner occupiers looking to secure a quality home in a growing area. Thoughtfully designed for everyday living, the home offers generous proportions and a practical layout suited to families or investors alike. With a park outlook right at your doorstep, it's a setting that truly enhances the overall appeal. Features included are: - Four generously sized bedrooms with the master bedroom featuring a spacious walk in robe and a modern ensuite - Light filled open plan living and family area, perfect for everyday comfort - Contemporary kitchen complete with breakfast bar and high quality appliances - Stylish main bathroom offering practicality, modern finishes and a full sized bathtub - Functional laundry with plenty of storage space - Paved outdoor patio area with easy care, low maintenance gardens - Double automatic garage positioned at the rear, with access via Noble Lane Please be advised property is tenanted until 29/01/2027 Property Particulars: - Original Year Built 2016 - Block Size 247m2 - Internal Size 122m2 - Rates Approx. $2300 Per Annum Location (approximately): - Dayton Primary School 50m - Dayton District 50m - Dayton Central 800m - Nido Early Learning School 550m - Caversham Primary School 1.7km - Yahava KoffeeWorks Swan Valley 2.5km - Kellers Farm 3km - Coles Whiteman Edge 3.1km For more information contact Demi on 0468 705 321 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.