163 Urch Road, Roleystone, WA, 6111 - House Sold on 15 09 2024

SoldSep 15, 2024

163 Urch Road, Roleystone, WA, 6111

$2,075,000

0 m²

22 ac.

House

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30+ days on the market

Sold: Sep 15, 2024

What's around 163 Urch Road

"Maison de Montagne" Classic French Provincial Farm house Escape on 22 Acres

Located within 30 minutes of Perth is this gorgeous French Provincial inspired property situated on an expansive 22 acres with beautiful panoramic valley views. This unique offering provides a great opportunity for those searching for a taste of the ultimate European lifestyle in the Perth Hills. PLEASE CLICK ONTO VIDEO LINK FOR A COMPREHENSIVE TOUR OF THIS PROPERTY. 4 bedroom 3 bathroom (2 ensuite) residence Large open plan dining & family room living Gorgeous French slow combustion fire place French farm house style kitchen with wood burner Gorgeous winter sunroom adjacent to kitchen High ceilings throughout , polished concrete floors Huge master bedroom with bespoke ensuite A second main/guest bedroom with own ensuite Private parents retreat sharing twin balconies Upstairs lounge room separating both bedrooms Large home office/activity or extra living room Multiple outdoor private entertaining areas Beautiful panoramic valley and hillside views Separate powered shed and inbuilt studio Approx 410,000 litre rainwater catchment tanks Bore water available with arable pasture land Long entrance driveway from road to residence Old original cottage on property could be restored Blue chip Roleystone Location - 30 min to Perth Your very own Hillside French Provincial sanctuary With so many other special features to this unique offering, only a viewing will confirm what words can not describe. For more information or to arrange a private viewing, please call PATRICK HARPER - 0413 440 107 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.