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Space, Style and Resort-Style Living
This is the kind of home that makes family life feel effortless. Soaring ceilings and a timeless monochrome palette create an immediate sense of calm. Natural light moves freely through the multiple living zones, and the day flows easily from the designer kitchen out to the resort-style backyard.
The layout gives every family member room to live their own way. Parents have their own upstairs retreat with a lounge, balcony, hidden dressing room and luxurious hotel-inspired ensuite, while three generous bedrooms, a stylish family bathroom, a theatre and a study sit downstairs, letting family life move easily between shared moments and private space.
Key Features:
- Multiple living areas including theatre and study
- Resort-style pool, alfresco with electric blinds and outdoor kitchen
- Designer kitchen with hidden scullery
- Upstairs parents' retreat with balcony and hidden dressing room
- Luxury ensuite with twin rain showers
- Zoned ducted reverse-cycle air conditioning
- Large attic and extensive storage
- High ceilings throughout
- Solar panels
- Security cameras
- Keyless entry
- Ducted vacuum
- Secure front courtyard
Council Rates: $3,316.72 pa approx
Water Rates: $2,233.07 pa approx
Property features
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Below ground pool
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Air conditioned
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Garages
2
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Patio
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Study
Property snapshot by reiwa.com
This property at 14 Honeymyrtle Turn, Stirling is a four bedroom, two bathroom house listed for sale by Marta Bailey at Contessi Properties.
For more information about Stirling, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Stirling profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Marta Bailey regarding 14 Honeymyrtle Turn, Stirling, please call 0415 996 893 or contact the agent via email.
Cost breakdown
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Council rates: $3,316 / year
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Water rates: $2,233 / year
Nearby schools
Stirling overview
Stirling is an established suburb 12 kilometres north of Perth. Bound by the Mitchell Freeway, Stirling was originally part of Osborne Park before being officially gazetted in 1976 as Stirling. Development of the area progressed quickly and continued throughout the 1980s and 1990s.
Life in Stirling
Stirling's proximity to the Mitchell and Kwinana freeways provides residents with quick and convenient access into and out of Perth. Within the suburb there is the Stirling Village Shopping Centre, which exists to service the immediate needs of locals and houses a supermarket and a number of speciality stores. Parks and reserves are dominant in Stirling with everything from sporting fields to children's play equipment catered for. Also in the suburb are the City of Stirling offices, Osborne Park Hospital and the Stirling Train Station.
Stirling quick stats
High end
$1.7m
Median
$1.4m
Low end
$1.3m
9.5 %
Annual growth
$1.4m
Annual median sales price
$1,100pw
Annual median rental price
