There is usually a reason a home stays with the same owners for 17 years. Built by Clarendon Homes in 2009, 123 Bardia Parade was chosen, built and established as a long-term family home and until now, it has never been offered for sale. Sitting across approximately 40 squares on 581.7sqm, it represents a scale of home and land that is becoming increasingly difficult to recreate in Holsworthy.
Inside, it is a home designed around having room to live. Five genuinely oversized bedrooms sit alongside a separate study and three living areas, allowing the house to change with a family over the years. Granite flooring and premium hardwood timber flooring flow throughout the home, adding both warmth and timeless appeal. The master has the proportions of a true parents' retreat, complete with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite, while the separate rumpus with provisions for surround sound gives kids, teenagers or guests a space of their own. The kitchen is finished with 20mm stone bench-tops and 900mm gas cooking, with four-zone ducted air conditioning providing comfort throughout.
Outside, the covered alfresco overlooks mature gardens and established fruiting trees, creating a backyard that feels settled and private. Solar panels with individual micro-inverters add to the home's efficiency, while the double garage has internal access and the motorised front gate provides secure off-street parking for up to four additional vehicles.
And perhaps that is what makes this one different. It isn't simply a large house on a 581sqm block it is a home that has had nearly two decades to become established. Wattle Grove Shopping Village is around nine minutes away on foot, Holsworthy Public School is close by and the station is approximately an 18-minute walk. For families searching for genuine space without giving up the convenience of Holsworthy, this is an opportunity that will be difficult to match.
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