Space, Versatility & Potential in West Greenwood
Positioned on a generous 740sqm block in a quiet, family-friendly street, 39 Wirilda Crescent presents an exceptional opportunity to secure space, comfort and long-term potential in one of West Greenwood's most tightly held pockets.
Designed with flexibility in mind, this well-proportioned home offers four bedrooms plus a study (or optional fifth bedroom), making it ideal for growing families, multi-generational living or those working from home. Multiple living zones provide excellent separation, including expansive open living areas and a substantial games room extension—perfect for entertaining or relaxed everyday living.
Practicality meets efficiency with the inclusion of solar panels and a solar hot water system, helping to keep running costs down while supporting sustainable living. The home is comfortable as is, yet offers exciting scope for those looking to update, extend or completely reimagine the space to suit their lifestyle.
Whether you're searching for a family home with room to grow, a smart investment in a high-demand location, or a block with outstanding space, this is an opportunity not to be missed.
A rare offering in West Greenwood with endless possibilities to enjoy, enhance or transform.
Property Features:
• Generous 4-bedroom home plus study or optional 5th bedroom
• Multiple spacious living zones for flexible family living
• Large games room extension ideal for entertaining
• Expansive 740sqm block
• Quiet, family-friendly street location
• Highly sought-after West Greenwood position
• Solar panels for improved energy efficiency
• Solar hot water system + Instant gas hws for ensuite
• Excellent option for families, investors or renovators
• Outstanding potential to renovate, extend or rebuild your dream home
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.
