The best of both worlds combined nestled one of the areas most sought after and family friendly streets.
Long lunches on the deck, afternoons by the pool and space for everyone to unwind shape life at 39 Blaven Way. Elevated within a quiet and coveted Ardross loop, this completely renovated character home pairs the warmth of jarrah floors and generous living spaces with a private garden setting made for entertaining. Walkable parklands, sought-after school zones and the future flexibility of a substantial green-titled holding add lasting appeal.
The original façade and broad front porch retain the home’s connection to its beginnings, with established gardens creating a welcoming arrival. Inside, high ceilings, decorative cornices and wide jarrah boards bring warmth and individuality to the contemporary interiors. Plantation shutters filter the light across the front lounge and dining area, creating an ideal setting for gatherings around the dinner table or a quiet evening at home.
The renovated kitchen brings daily life together around a generous island, equally suited to breakfast, conversation and preparing meals with friends nearby. Extensive storage supports everyday cooking and hosting, while an outlook across the alfresco keeps the kitchen connected to the garden.
Wide sliding doors open the central living area to the sheltered deck, allowing weekends and celebrations to move comfortably between indoors and out. Generous space and bifold shutters make the outdoor entertaining area inviting throughout the seasons. Beyond, the lawn and pool with saltwater chlorination create a backyard made for summer, with established greenery adding privacy to days spent outdoors.
Accommodation is divided between the front and rear of the home, giving the household useful separation as needs change. Three bedrooms with built-in robes are complemented by a fourth bedroom or study, providing flexibility for guests or working from home. Both bathrooms have been renovated, with underfloor heating in the main bathroom adding comfort on cooler mornings. The updated laundry provides generous cabinetry and practical workspace.
Comfort has been carefully considered, with ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning, additional split systems and gas bayonets in each living area. An alarm system and discreet concealed storage add further practicality. Below, the double garage is supported by substantial storage extending behind it and beneath the home, providing valuable room for tools, equipment and belongings beyond the everyday cupboards.
The position brings parks and transport into the daily routine. Shirley Strickland Reserve is down the road, with Jim Ainsworth Reserve up the hill, providing a pleasant walking route towards Riseley Street bus services. Blaven Way’s loop configuration gives the street a settled feel, while dual catchments for Mount Pleasant and Ardross Primary Schools, together with Applecross Senior High School zoning, strengthen the family appeal.
For those looking further ahead, the R40 zoning provides potential for subdivision into three lots, subject to site requirements and relevant approvals. It adds another dimension to a substantial landholding that already delivers a renovated home, established gardens and generous outdoor living.
A renovated Ardross character home combining family comfort, poolside entertaining and long-term land potential.
You cant beat this perfect package.
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