51 Oakwood Crescent, WAIKIKI

Positioned in a quiet and convenient pocket of Waikiki, this freshly updated home offers clean, low-maintenance living with brand-new interior paint and practical lino flooring throughout the main areas. The versatile floor plan provides a comfortable blend of everyday living space, featuring a central open-plan kitchen and dining zone alongside a separate front lounge for added privacy. Outdoors, the expansive backyard is built for utility and relaxed living, featuring full side access and a massive powered workshop shed. ✨4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms ✨Freshly painted interior walls ✨Large powered workshop shed plus garden shed ✨Open-plan kitchen and dining area with 600mm oven, matching rangehood, and dishwasher ✨Separate front lounge room with split-system air conditioning ✨Main bedroom with mirrored sliding built-in robes and private ensuite ✨Well-sized minor bedrooms with built-in robes and ceiling fans ✨Low-maintenance lino/vinyl flooring throughout ✨Full side access to a spacious backyard with undercover patio ✨Electric roller shutters to the front exterior ✨Security doors and window security screens ✨Dedicated laundry room with built-in overhead storage and direct outdoor access ✨Close proximity to Waikiki Primary School, South Coast Baptist College, and Waikiki Village Shopping Centre BOND Need help with your bond? Did you know if you are an approved tenant with Investors Edge R/E you can pay your bond monthly with easyBondpay? Just ask us for details or visit www.easybondpay.com.au BOOKING A VIEWING IS EASY!! -Simply enter your details in the email agent section. -State your availability to view in the comment section and we will be in touch when a home open is available. -You are now able to apply after viewing the video walk through, however we also suggest driving by the property to ensure it is right for you. Disclaimer - This information is provided for general information purposes only 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 inquiries.