17 Turquoise Loop, Banksia Grove WA 6031

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17 Turquoise Loop is an ex-display home right in the heart of Banksia Grove. Featuring an open-plan layout, beautifully landscaped gardens and an enviable location, this gorgeous property is sure to impress.

Love to cook? The kitchen features all you need to create delicious meals including a stainless steel oven and a gas cooktop. From here you can move into the open-plan family and meals room, or step outside the dine alfresco on the all-weather patio. Sunday BBQs are made all the more easier thanks to the gas mains that are connected to this outdoor space.

All three bedrooms in the home are a good size, and there is a well-maintained bathroom to service them.

The 500sqm block is ideally situated close to all you need. The lovely Peridot Park is across the road, Banksia Grove Primary School is down the street, and supermarkets, dining options and amenities are a short drive away. The beautiful Iluka Beach is less than 15-minutes away, and the Perth CBD is just 30 minutes away.

- Ex Display Home overlooking Peridot Park
- Formal lounge fitted with gas bayonet
- Open plan meals / family room with gas bayonet
- Light bright modern kitchen with wall oven, gas hob plus double bowl sink
- Master bedroom is of generous size with 3 door mirror robe
- Semi ensuite bathroom fitted with bath, single vanity and separate shower recess
- Bedroom 2 fitted with single built in robe
- Bedroom 3 with 2 door robe recess
- All season patio entertaining area with feature recessed ceiling with downlights
- Extras include:- Gas storage unit, Low maintenance gardens, Double Carport with electronically controlled door
- Built 1995
- 500m2 block

Would like to know more give Suzi 0433 148 909 or Arthur 04156 100 964 a call today to book your look!!
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