193 Turtledove Drive, Lower Chittering WA 6084

INSPECTIONS ARE STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Welcome to 193 Turtledove Drive Lower Chittering. Have you have been wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of city living and have your own piece of land? If so then this is your chance to secure not only a massive home but a tranquil, quiet lifestyle. This home is 353 sqm and has generous sized rooms throughout and will make the ideal home for the large family or those that love the open plan feel. Boasting a pastured mostly cleared 5 acre block it will make the perfect country escape.

This property includes:

- 2014 5x3 plus study brick and iron Redink home
- 2.02ha / 5 acres pastured block with large gum trees
- Large master bedroom with luxury ensuite
- Separate lounge/theatre room
- Separate games room
- office room
- Chefs kitchen with open plan dining and living area
- Large living area kitchen/dining/lounge and games room
- Generous size minor rooms
- Reverse cycle Air conditioning
- Below ground pool
- Workshop
- Large garage
- Solar system
- Fully fenced (Rural)
And more….

The property is located within close proximity to Bullsbrook, Muchea and the Tonkin Hwy. This property has nothing but potential and truly is a property to be seen to be appreciated. Move straight in and enjoy the serenity that countryside living has to offer.

This property will be inspected by appointment only and there will not be a home open. Please email dan.taylor@raywhite.com for information on the inspection process and the conditions of sale for this property.



Here are some of the ever growing things close by in Lower Chittering.
Stringybark Winery
Immaculate Heart College
Chittering Valley Wine Trail
The new Northlink /Tonkin Highway

Don't hesitate as this will not last long.

"All information contained herein, including photos, is supplied for reference only and may be subject to change without notice, and shall not be taken as a representation of the seller or its agent as to the accuracy of any details. Interested persons should rely on their own enquiries."