Ten packages remain at Berrigan Grove in the final release. One has an east facing backyard.
Morning sun in the courtyard, then the house takes the heat out of the afternoon. It is the difference between an outdoor space you use and one you avoid from December to March.
Behind you, a neighbour's rear boundary rather than a public path. No foot traffic, no passers by. Just a quiet fence line and a courtyard that is genuinely your own. The lake and its walk are a short stroll from the front door.
Inside, a considered two bedroom two bathroom design with the main bedroom at the rear opening to the courtyard, and over 28sqm of open plan living between the bedrooms. The second bedroom works as a guest room, home office or hobby space.
Cockburn Central, Gateway, Murdoch University and Fiona Stanley Hospital are all close, while home stays quiet and park side.
Highlights
- East facing backyard, morning sun and shaded afternoons
- Private rear boundary, no public walkway behind
- Short walk to the lake and surrounding path
- Contemporary two bedroom, two bathroom design
- Main bedroom to the rear with ensuite and courtyard access
- 28sqm open plan living, kitchen and dining
- 17sqm fully fenced private courtyard
- Separate store room
- Two car parking side by side, one undercover
- 1.5kW solar included, 3kW upgrade available
- Energy efficient, low maintenance, lock and leave
- Fixed price house and land package
- The only east facing package in the final release
Timeline
- Titles expected late September
- Construction starting November
- Completion anticipated end 2027
One of ten, and the only one facing this way. Titles issue late September and construction starts in November.
Everything you need is at berrigangrove.com.au. Or call Lisa Loke on 0481 380 380 if you would rather just ask.
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.
