16 Scud Street, Falcon WA 6210

Two-Storey Home on a Corner Block with Off Street Caravan Parking | Only 500m to Falcon Beach

Perfectly positioned on a corner block just 500 metres from the beach, this spacious two-storey Falcon home delivers the ultimate blend of coastal lifestyle, functionality and secure parking for all the extras.

Built in 2010 and offering approximately 210m² of internal living, the home has been thoughtfully designed with multiple living zones across two levels. Downstairs features three bedrooms, a central bathroom with bath and shower, separate toilet, theatre room, laundry and a gym or study nook. Upstairs is dedicated to relaxed living, complete with ocean views, hardwood Marri Timber flooring, open-plan kitchen, dining and lounge area, plus a spacious master suite with ensuite and separate powder room.

The well-appointed kitchen includes overhead storage, a 90cm Electrolux gas cooktop, Electrolux electric oven, dishwasher and double sink with flexible flick mixer.

Additional features include:

5KW Solar panel system - with Option to upgrade to battery
Reverse-cycle ducted air conditioning
Mains gas and instantaneous gas hot water system
Monitored Alarm system
Double entry doors via the portico
Poured limestone driveway and pathways
Front and rear retic gardens off mains water
Double garage with additional storage/workshop nook
Secure rear caravan parking
Side access suitable for a small trailer, boat or jet ski

Set on a secure 511m² corner block just moments from the Avalon Foreshore and local boat launching facilities, this is the perfect lock-and-leave coastal home for families, downsizers, holidaymakers or boating enthusiasts alike.

Register for one of the upcoming home opens or call Clinton Smith from The Agency WA today to arrange your private inspection.

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.