15 Overdene Pass, Banksia Grove WA 6031

If you've been looking for a great family home with plenty of space on a GREAT street in a PRIVATE ESTATE and you've been longing for a pool AND a decent yard then look no more!

Built by the Prestigious Ross North Homes this home has an impressive Master Suite with lounge sized parents retreat and incredible visibility of the outside areas (pool/alfresco/garden) from the living area/kitchen making it ideal for your growing family!

Set in Delamare Park and surrounded by incredibly well kept homes this is in a premium community of upmarket homes where we seldom see properties come to market as owners just love it and never want to move!

Features include:

* Grand Portico entry with attractive lighting adding to the street appeal
* Double door entry and wide hallway
* Colossal sized Master Suite with sliding door out onto the paved parents outdoor retreat - perfect for a zen garden / hot tub or just to sunbathe privately in your "quiet place"
* Double vanity ensuite with Shower and seperate toilet
* Home Theatre
* Easy care tiles throughout the living areas
* Ducted airconditioning throughout
* Good size alfresco with cafe blinds overlooking the family friendly artificial grassed yard
* Sparkling pool with low maintenance surrounds
* Good size family bedrooms (2 with their own walk-in robes)
* Double garage with raised ceiling height and secure internal shoppers entry
* Artificial grass to rear for super low maintenance living
* Modern kitchen is the hub of the home and has dishwasher, microwave recess and overhead storage, double fridge recess

Further potential to enclose the front garden which is already on raised retaining wall and would offer heaps of additional space for a trampoline etc or enclosed area for the pooch or kids to play

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.