11A Cockram Place, Beechboro WA 6063

BEAT THE BUILD TIMES – AS-NEW LUXURY ON GREEN TITLE

Why wait years for a builder? Move into this pristine, freehold sanctuary today.

Avoid the rising construction costs and the 24-month waitlists. Situated on a coveted 340m² Green Title lot, this home offers the ultimate "better-than-new" experience with the full peace of mind provided by the balance of the Builder’s Warranty.

Sophisticated Interiors

Master Suite Retreat: Featuring a generous walk-in robe with ample hanging space and a private ensuite with modern neutral tiling.

Gourmet Kitchen & Scullery: A chef’s delight with wood-toned cabinetry, a sleek breakfast bar, and a dedicated scullery area to keep your main kitchen clutter-free.

Modern Scandi Vibe: Light-filled living spaces with high ceilings and premium flooring create a sense of calm and contemporary elegance.

Effortless Outdoor Living, Private Alfresco:

The limestone-brick-paved entertaining area is low-maintenance and perfectly sheltered for year-round gatherings.

Ultimate Curb Appeal: Pristine white render, professional paving, and high-quality synthetic turf mean your weekends are for relaxing, not mowing.The Power of Independence

- 4 x 2
- Green title
- Beautiful layout
- Smart wiring
- Top-tier NBN connection [full fibre over FTTP]
- As good as new
- Ducted reverse Cycle
- Artificial lawn

Located minutes from Altone Park Shopping Centre, local schools including East Beechboro Primary and Kiara College, public transport, and the ever-popular Swan Valley food and wine region, this address punches well above its postcode in lifestyle terms. This is a home that has been cared for and presented with pride. Don't miss the chance to skip the queue. Contact Michael Hieu on 0403 456 786 today to view the best-value Green Title home in Beechboro!

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.