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THE DEAL
Nestled in the prestigious suburb of Coolbinia, this single-storey residence stands proud on a 799m2 North-facing allotment. The grandeur of this home is palpable from the first glance, with its majestic park-facing frontage that promises both privacy and tranquility.
Four generously sized bedrooms, including a master with an ensuite, cater to a lifestyle of luxury. The residence shines with its multiple bathrooms, showcasing both functionality and style. The masterful design continues with a formal living and dining area that exudes sophistication, complete with a limestone mantelpiece, double windows, elegant archways, and decorative cornices that add a historical touch.
The home's epicenter offers an open plan kitchen, meals, and living experience. High ceilings amplify the sense of space, and sliding doors present an unbroken transition to the sun-drenched undercover entertainment area, blurring the lines between indoor comfort and the bliss of outdoor living.
The exquisite garden is a verdant oasis, a standout feature within an inner-city suburb. Mature trees and manicured lawns provide a serene backdrop for leisure and entertainment.
Parking is more than ample, with a double car garage (with additional storage), as well as an oversized driveway for additional off street space.
SEALS THE DEAL
Built by award winning Don Russell Homes, this property has been cherished and lived in by a single owner, now making its debut on the market, ready to welcome new custodians to its luxurious embrace.
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This property at 19 Armadale Crescent, Coolbinia is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by David Murray and Adam Ghizzo at WHITEFOX Perth Pty Ltd on 30 Mar 2024.
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Coolbinia overview
"Coolbinia" was for many years regarded as part of Mount Lawley. Development was mainly in the late 1940's and early 1950's and in 1953. The name chosen for a new school in the area in August 1953 was Coolbinia, an Aboriginal name meaning "Mistletoe" and it soon came to be adopted for the adjoining suburban area. Street names in Coolbinia commemorate many town and district names in Western Australia, e.g.., Carnarvon, Ardross, Marradon, Koorda etc.
Coolbinia quick stats
High end
$2.3m
Median
$1.7m
Low end
$1.4m
11.8 %
Annual growth
$1.7m
Annual median sales price
$825pw
Annual median rental price
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