Exciting Cul-De-Sac opportunity in Merriwa – a character-filled home that offers comfort, space, and the perfect opportunity for first home buyers to step into the property market.
This classic Merriwa residence features 4.5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, thoughtfully designed for growing families or couples planning for the future. A standout feature is the additional baby room/study, located in the master bedroom – perfect as a nursery, home office, or reading/working space, giving you flexibility as your lifestyle evolves.
The home offers multiple living zones and plenty of character, including a unique built-in bar area that adds charm and creates a great space to entertain friends and family. The spacious layout ensures everyone has their own space while still feeling connected.
One of the biggest lifestyle advantages is the location. Imagine finishing dinner and heading out for a relaxing evening walk, reaching the coastline in just around 6 minutes. The nearby beach provides the perfect backdrop for sunset strolls, weekend relaxation, and that laid-back coastal lifestyle Western Australia is famous for.
Whether you're a first home buyer couple looking to start your journey, or a young family needing that extra nursery room, this home offers value, character, and future potential.
Property Summary:
4.5 bedrooms (including dedicated baby room/study)
Character-filled interior with unique built-in bar area
Light-filled open-plan kitchen with corner window surround
Multiple living room
Quiet Cul-de-sac location
Approx. 6 minutes to the beach for sunset walks and coastal living
Nearby:
Merriwa Primary School
Early Learning Centre
True North Church
Farmer Jack's
Coldstream Park
Addison Park
Cafes, shops & many more...
Contact Joe You on 0421 109 747 for this great chance to score a home of your own in current market!
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.