27 Ashley Terrace, Dawesville WA 6211

Your Serene Retreat Awaits in Dawesville

Welcome to 27 Ashley Terrace Dawesville.

Step into this comfortable three-bedroom, one-bathroom home nestled in the tranquillity of Dawesville, just moments from the foreshore.

Built in 1980, and meticulously maintained, this residence offers an impeccable fusion of comfort and convenience, with plenty of potential for its new owner.

Set in the middle of a generous 818sqm block, this property offers not only a solid home, but the added bonus of a generous backyard, large powered workshop, and huge outdoor entertaining area under canvas patio.

The heart of the home is the light filled and spacious open-plan living area seamlessly flows into a functional kitchen, featuring stone benchtops and plenty of storage and bench creating a warm heart for your home.

The main living area extends to a large undercover area ideal for entertaining whist watching the kids/pets frolic in the backyard. Across the road is the Ashley Reserve which also conveniently consists of a playground.

Stay cosy with your log fire, and cool with the split system air conditioning unit in the loungeroom, while the bedrooms all feature ceiling fans, offering year round comfort.

The king-sized Master bedroom showcases a 4 door built-in robe, and both the minor bedrooms are queen sized, and also equipped with built-in robes.

Secure parking and additional storage offered by the single automatic lock-up garage, with extra parking readily available. You will love tinkering in the large powered workshop to the rear of the property, and appreciate the handy storage in the two garden sheds.

Added features include a submersed bore, reticulation, solar panels, NBN, and security doors and windows.

1. Council Rates EST PA: $2000 approx per annum
2. Water Rates EST PA: $1350 approx per annum

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.