16 Bundarra Way, Golden Bay WA 6174

SOLD BY AQWASUN

This beautiful Dale Allcock property looks over the Yamarna Road Reserve and has quality finishing's throughout. Located in the sunny suburb of Golden Bay your beachside lifestyle awaits you. The home is perfect for entertaining with its alfresco blinds, high ceilings, neutral colour scheme, quality finishing's and also the ability to operate your very own home salon.

The primary bedroom is situated to the front of the home with a large en-suite and good sized WIR. Adjacent is the home dedicated study or your own salon which could be run from home (with approvals).

Follow down the hallway to open plan living with a large kitchen with stainless steel appliances, stone countertops, a large walk in scullery which overlooks the homes dining and family. Beyond the family is the homes alfresco entertaining area with exposed aggregate, cafe blinds for year round entertaining and access via gate to the rear of the property. Low maintenance and usability are huge factors for this property which could be yours today.

Features
• Quality fixtures throughout
• Exposed aggregate
• Wide hallways with skirting
• Plantation shutters
• Ducted reverse cycle AC
• Wood look tiles throughout besides bedrooms
• 3 generous sized secondary bedrooms with built in robes (4th bedroom being used as home beauty room)
• Family bathroom and separate toilet
• Good size laundry with plenty of storage
• Stacker doors to alfresco with blinds
• Front sitting area overlooking manicured parklands
• LED lighting throughout
• 900 mm appliances to kitchen
• High access double garage
• Home office or salon
• So much more...enquire today!

This beautiful property is definitely worth your attention today, contact Aaron on 0406301229 or [email protected] to arrange a time to view.

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.