16 Cornell Place, Kalbarri WA 6536

Ready for the next chapter

So admittedly this is a bit of a bachelors pad but look past the unmade bed and the dishes in the sink and you will see a property with a new roof! that has had the asbestos removed and the exterior replaced with a swanky new corrugated iron makeover, seriously sometimes you just have to look past the surfboards and see the potential.

Things you should know:

The formal lounge at the front of the home boasts new split-system A/C, ceiling fan and glass sliding doors to separate it from the dining area.

With a recently renovated kitchen the dishwasher, induction cooktop and oven have modernised this generous space and the A/C makes cooking a dream, with a walk in pantry situated off the kitchen offering loads of storage.

The 3 bedrooms are also a generous size with built-in robes, ceiling fans and split system A/C in each room.

The bathroom has enjoyed a birthday as well and is a surprisingly bright and enjoyable space.

The laundry also homes a second toilet so there are 2 in total (winning)

The deck/BBQ area entertaining zone is situated to the West of the home and offers a great outlook of the neighbourhood and includes some water views.

There is a 4th bedroom/office/gym under the deck that is just a bonus space perfect for the teenager or activity/games room.

With a land area of 1068sqm this is a huge block and the original asbestos shed still stands the test of time. The R30 zoning means there is lot’s of room for future development or just kick back and enjoy the big backyard.

To arrange your private viewing of this impressive residence give me a call anytime Cheryl 0427 981 955 I have lived in Kalbarri for 30 years and been selling real estate for 25 years, I’m happy to help you with your property journey.

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.