1 Waterston Place, Erskine WA 6210

Tranquility overlooking the beautiful Lake & Park

Team Leader is proud to welcome you to this classy family home.

This beautiful early 2000’s, The Rural Built Co home is elevated and has been elegantly designed to capture the timeless outlook of the lakes and park.
With 3 large bedrooms plus a study and 2 bathrooms, it has all been designed to complement and maximise its immediate vicinity.
This home is built on this massive 906m2 block.
The moment you enter this home, you are greeted with views, bathed in natural light from all the windows and soaring ceilings. This home graciously welcomes everyone that enters, whether you're cooking in the kitchen, indulging at the dining table or relaxing in the lounge, this home quietly, yet efficiently provides stunning views and seamless flow throughout.
Enjoy the tranquillity of the wrap-around veranda, or hold your soirees at the rear of the property in the brilliant alfresco, that looks into the large, lush, tiered garden, with ample space for a shed.
Viewing is a must to properly appreciate the level of finish and ambiance. Immaculately maintained and the exposed timber that is cleverly splashed throughout, it is obvious this home is of a different class.
A walk thru to the Halls head shopping Centre.
Ample walking trails which lead to the estuary.
Close to all amenities including Doctors, chemists, public transport and more.

Extras:-

-Land Approx 906m2
-Total area 241.53 m2
-Roof Total area 257.34 m2
-3x2 plus study
-3x split air cons
-Gas h/p
-Dishwasher
-Lots of natural light
-Electric oven
-Gas storage hws
-Colour-bond patio
-Front wrap around veranda
-Reticulation on the mains water
-Elevated
-Lake and park views
-Walking distance to the Halls head shopping centre



Call Lisa Now 0419845740

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.