21 Queensbury Drive, Dayton WA 6055

Ready Set Move - Like New Home

Built Approx. 2024- Total Land Size Approx. 302m² - Total Living Size Approx. 146m²
Builder – Smart

Step into this immaculate family home where quality meets comfort in the heart of Dayton's desirable residential precinct. This beautifully maintained property offers everything the discerning buyer is looking for - prime location, exceptional presentation, and absolute move-in convenience.

This stunning family residence has been lovingly cared for and is presented in pristine condition throughout. Every detail has been thoughtfully maintained, allowing you to simply unpack and start enjoying immediately.

Property Features:

· High ceilings in family and dining area
· Dedicated theatre room
· Master bedroom – generous his and hers walk in robes, ensuite with stone top double vanity, double shower heads and separate toilet
· Further 2 bedrooms, both with built in mirror robes
· Kitchen – stone benchtop, overhead cupboards, 2 x 600mm ovens, gas top stove, recess for double fridge freezer, dishwasher and cupboard pantry
· Laundry room – stone bench top and walk in linen cupboard
· Study nook – With data point
· Ducted Reverse cycle air conditioning - MyAir Smart Air Conditioning System
· Double garage with shoppers’ entrance
· Low maintenance paved and grassed alfresco plus separate drying court

Local Amenities:

· Directly opposite Dayton District Open Space
· Walking distance to Dayton Primary School & Emmaus Catholic Primary School
· Walking distance to Wildflowers Early Learning Dayton & a short drive to Sonas Early Learning
· Coming Soon – Dayton Central – For all your shopping and entertainment needs
· Short 5 minute drive to Whiteman Park Train Station

The particulars are supplied for information only and shall not be taken as a representation of the seller or its agent as to the accuracy of any details mentioned herein which may be subject to change at any time without notice. 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.