Fresh, fabulous and full of coastal charm, this stylishly-renovated 3 bedroom 2 bathroom abode is more than just a residence – it's the ultimate retreat.
Every corner radiates modern comfort while still embracing that relaxed seaside feel, giving you the perfect balance of everyday practicality and holiday-at-home vibes. Elevated in position and oozing quality throughout, it's a place where sophistication meets serenity – all just moments from our sparkling Indian Ocean waters.
A leafy frontage hides away the privacy of a welcoming alfresco/sitting area that is designed for covered outdoor entertaining, before you even step foot inside. Inches away, a huge open-plan living, dining and kitchen area stunningly invites you in, whilst playing host to split-system air-conditioning, gas-bayonet heating, striking panelled feature walls and funky light fittings.
The classy kitchen itself is dominated by sleek white cabinetry and sparkling stone bench tops, also boasting soft-close drawers, double sinks, a water-filter tap, a large island breakfast bar, a white Asko dishwasher and stainless-steel range-hood, gas-cooktop, integrated-microwave and oven appliances.
A commodious front master suite is the obvious pick of the bedrooms with its new Daikin split-system air-conditioner, panelled feature wall, ceiling fan, built-in wardrobes, a splendid green outlook to wake up to and a sublime fully-tiled ensuite bathroom – separate bathtub, rain shower, heated towel rack, vanity, toilet, heat lamps and all.
The second bedroom features a fan, mirrored, built-in robes, its own panelled feature wall and pleasant views out to the backyard-lawn area, whilst the third bedroom also has mirrored built-in robes, for good measure. A well-appointed main family bathroom services them both with its powder vanity, shower, second toilet and mirrored cabinetry.
Tucked away behind folding doors is a cleverly-concealed laundry – with storage. The hallway also plays host to two double-door linen presses and a single-door broom cupboard, in between.
Off the living space and on the other side of a sliding security door lies a paved rear courtyard that offers further garden entertaining, where the ocean waves can be heard, the morning sun can be absorbed, and lovely tree-lined inland vistas can be savoured. Magical sunsets, sensual sea breezes and the sounds of chirping local birdlife singing away up the surrounding treetops are all commonplace from the rear lawn, next to where a large garden shed can also be found.
Stroll to glorious Mullaloo Beach, the sprawling Tom Simpson Park, the Mullaloo Beach Hotel, Swell and the Mullaloo Surf Life Saving Club in a matter of only minutes, with other lush local parks (including beautiful Blackboy Park around the corner) and the excellent 24-hour IGA supermarket at Mullaloo Village very much within arm's reach, too.
Also nearby are both the Mullaloo Beach and Mullaloo Heights Primary Schools, picturesque Periwinkle Bush Park walking trails, Westfield Whitford City Shopping Centre, St Mark's Anglican Community School, Hillarys Boat Harbour, Hillarys Beach Club, the freeway, public transport and the outstanding Ocean Reef Boat Harbour redevelopment, which is now very much under way and in full swing. What a spot!
Other features include, but are not limited to;
- Easy-care flooring
- White plantation window shutters
- Feature skirting boards
- Outdoor lights and power points
- New instantaneous gas hot-water system
- Reticulation
- Established low-maintenance gardens
- Separate remote-controlled double lock-up garage – with storage
- Ample driveway parking space
- Three (3) side-access gates, leading to the backyard
- Built in 1989 (approx.)
Relax, recharge and revel in style. Your seaside sanctuary is ready and waiting!
For further information, please contact Jarrod O'Neil on 0411 103 617.
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.
