7 Halcyon Crescent, Margaret River, WA, 6285

SoldNov 7, 2025

7 Halcyon Crescent, Margaret River, WA, 6285

$1,050,000

0 m²

668 m²

House

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16 days on the market

Sold: Nov 7, 2025

What's around 7 Halcyon Crescent

Large family home in perfect location

Discover the epitome of family living in this large four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence, nestled in a tranquil, sought-after area of Margaret River. This modern home, a stone's throw from idyllic bush and parkland, offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and contemporary comfort. Step inside to be greeted by the warmth of local blackbutt timber flooring, which flows seamlessly throughout the generously proportioned interiors. High ceilings amplify the sense of space, creating a light and airy atmosphere that invites relaxation. The property features three distinct living areas, ensuring ample space for both family time and personal retreats. Catering to the needs of a busy household, the expansive kitchen comes equipped with all the modern conveniences, providing an ideal hub for culinary exploration. Adjacent to this, a home office space allows for comfortable remote working or study. Retire to one of the four bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed to provide a peaceful sanctuary at the end of the day. The home also boasts a dedicated theatre room, perfect for cozy movie nights in. Entertaining is a delight with a 2 alfresco area's, promising memorable gatherings with friends and family in a serene outdoor setting. For those in pursuit of a spacious, and well-appointed family home, this property is for you. It's a place where comfort meets sophistication, ready to welcome you to your new chapter of cherished family memories. This property is tenanted until the 20th February 2026. Please call Tim Beeson from The Agency Margaret River to organise an inspection. 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.