32 Sunlit Avenue, Dayton WA 6055

Modern Parkside Living - Sleek, Stylish & Effortless

There's a certain ease that comes with living in a home designed for real life, the kind where everything feels intentional, streamlined, and ready for whatever the day brings. This modern 3x2 in Dayton captures that feeling instantly.

From the moment you step inside, the clean lines, ducted air conditioning, and sleek finishes set the tone. The kitchen is a standout, with stone benchtops and a layout made for cooking, gathering, and everyday convenience.

The living area flows seamlessly to a decked outdoor space that's been transformed into a true outdoor room. With an extended patio and outdoor blinds, it's a year round retreat, perfect for quiet evenings, weekend catch ups, or simply enjoying the peaceful outlook across the park right opposite your front door.

Low maintenance, lock and leave, and beautifully modern, this home suits first home buyers, FIFO workers, and anyone wanting a stylish base without the upkeep.

Features You'll Love
• 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
• Modern, sleek interior design
• Ducted air conditioning
• Contemporary kitchen with stone benchtops
• Pendant lighting and ceiling fan
• Decked outdoor entertaining area
• Extended patio with outdoor blinds creating an outdoor room
• Low maintenance lock and leave living
• Directly opposite a beautiful park
• Ideal for first home buyers or FIFO


About Dayton
Dayton sits at the gateway to the Swan Valley, offering a blend of convenience and lifestyle. With quick access to Reid Highway, Tonkin Highway, and Perth Airport (around 15-20 minutes), it's a location that makes commuting simple. Shopping centres, schools, cafés, and the best of the Swan Valley are all close by, creating a community that's both practical and vibrant.


Disclaimer:
The information provided is for general information purposes only and is based on information supplied by the seller and may be subject to change. Therefore, no warranty or representation is made to its accuracy, and interested parties should make their own independent enquiries.