3 rooms house of 184m² in Rockingham

This stylish three-level townhouse places you right in the heart of Rockingham's lively foreshore precinct, just a short stroll to restaurants, cafes, and bars. Offering three bedrooms and two bathrooms, the home includes a modern kitchen with granite benchtops, split system air conditioning, and clever under stair storage. The master suite crowns the top floor with ocean glimpses, while outdoor living is made easy with a welcoming front verandah and private rear courtyard. Perfect for those seeking a low-maintenance lifestyle without compromising on location or quality. • Reverse cycle split system air conditioning • Open plan living, dining, and kitchen on the ground floor • Stylish kitchen fitted with granite benchtop, walk-in pantry and overhead storage • Master suite on the top floor offers ensuite, a split system, and ocean glimpses • Two minor bedrooms on the first floor both have built-in robes and private balconies • Rear paved courtyard and a front verandah overlooking Rockingham Bowling Club • Gated parking for security and convenience • Walk to parks, transport, and local shops Submit your application through the 2APPLY app. HOW TO VIEW THE PROPERTY: No private inspections, please register for the allocated timeslot by clickon on Register For Inspection and enter your details. If no times are allocated to view this property, we recommend that you register your interest below to be notified of viewing and times as soon as they become available. ** PLEASE NOTE: All viewings are booked online. If there are no registered attendees for the viewing, the viewing will be cancelled, and the leasing agent will not be attending. ** Often overshadowed by nearby Mandurah, flying under the radar has suited Rockingham’s locals leaving much of the spectacular coastline to themselves. Situated 45 minutes south of Perth, Rockingham oozes outdoor charm, adventure, well-established amenities and an emerging cosmopolitan scene. This coastal town certainly lives by its catchphrase, ‘where the coast comes to life.’