Welcome to this charming coastal residence in Ledge Point, a lovingly crafted brick and tile family home. This well-maintained property, thoughtfully constructed by a reputable builder, offers four comfortable bedrooms, two well-appointed bathrooms, three convenient toilets, two spacious living areas, a versatile activity room, a cozy kitchen with character, a formal dining area, and a lovely all-weather alfresco space.
Nestled in one of Ledge Point's sought-after locations, situated gracefully on the seaward side of Wedge Street, this home rests on a well-manicured 941 m2 plot. It's just a short stroll away from the beach, café, shop, and the Country Club.
Enhancing its appeal, the property includes a double garage and rear access to a roomy 6.7 by 4.6 shed, perfect for storing your boating, camping, or workshop essentials. The lush lawns and gardens are effortlessly maintained with a bore reticulation system.
Noteworthy features comprise:
• Security doors and screens for peace of mind.
• A full roof restoration for durability.
• Solar panels (16) for cost-effective energy.
• A solar hot water system for eco-friendliness.
• Air conditioning and ceiling fans throughout for comfort.
• A cozy wood fire with a heat pump in the rear rooms for warmth.
• Full satellite wiring throughout for connectivity.
• Wifi
• Energy-efficient LED lighting for savings.
• Upmarket window treatments (plantation shutters in the front) and quality floor coverings for style and comfort.
• Ocean glimpses from front yard.
Come and experience the inviting coastal ambiance of this exclusive family home - a true coastal haven!
This property at 12 Wedge Street, Ledge Point is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Caroline Daniel at Ray White Lancelin on 26 Oct 2023.
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Ledge Point is a fishing town located on the west coast 120 kilometres north northwest of Perth. It is 17 kilometres south of Lancelin. The townsite derives its name from Ledge Point, a coastal feature first shown on maps in 1875 from a Royal Navy hydrographic survey. The Point takes its name from rocky ledges in the vicinity.
In 1937 the Government reserved land in the area for camping and recreation following a request from the Gingin Road Board. By 1952 there were three squatters' houses in the reserve close to the beach, and when a road to Lancelin was constructed close by in 1953 there was interest from others to lease land here and build holiday cottages. The Government decided to subdivide and declare a townsite, Ledge Point being selected as the name. The townsite was gazetted in 1955.