119 Caledonia Ave

Currambine WA 6028

586 m²

House

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

A relaxed family home with room to spread out

Set on a level block in a convenient Currambine location, this spacious home offers a flexible layout, several living areas and a generous outdoor entertaining space. Inside, a formal lounge and dining area provides a separate retreat, while the open-plan kitchen, meals and family area connects easily with the games room. The kitchen features a stainless-steel gas cooktop and oven, a double sink, generous cupboard storage and a large fridge recess. A shopper’s entry links the double garage directly to the kitchen. Sliding doors open to the large undercover patio and garden, creating an inviting setting for outdoor dining and family gatherings. There is also a garden shed and a paved area with drive-through access from the garage. The main bedroom includes an ensuite, walk-in robe and roller shutters. The remaining bedrooms also have built-in robes, while the study offers a handy space to work or study. The main bathroom includes a bath, shower and vanity, with a separate toilet off the laundry. Evaporative ducted air conditioning services the home. Enjoy easy access to local schools, Currambine Central, parks and public transport. Joondalup’s shopping and entertainment precinct, the freeway, Joondalup Resort and nearby beaches are all within easy reach. Property features • Multiple living areas, including formal lounge and dining, family/meals and games room • Open-plan kitchen with stainless-steel gas cooktop and oven • Large undercover patio overlooking the garden • Double garage with shopper’s entry and drive-through access • Study, built-in robes and ensuite to the main bedroom • Built-in robes • Evaporative ducted air conditioning • Roller shutters to the main bedroom and study • Large garden shed Disclaimer: Information is unverified. Buyers should confirm details. Whilst every care has been taken, Listed Estate Agents accepts no responsibility for accuracy. Interested parties should make their own enquiries and rely on independent advice.