33 Sherlock Rise, Carramar WA 6031

STUNNING HOME WITH POOL & VIEWS IN GREAT STREET

Peter Parsons from RIZE Property is proud to be selected to sell 33 Sherlock Rise, Carramar.

Ideally situated, this beautifully presented home is walking distance to the excellent Carramar primary school and nursery, perfect for the growing families out there as well as being just a few minutes to the shops and local transport links.

More than just a great location, this whisper quiet street sits proudly high on the hill with amazing panoramic views from the front and an impressive 192sqm of living situated on a 600sqm block.

Modern, bright, and spacious throughout, this home has a very welcoming feel, with an open plan layout that combines a beautiful kitchen, family meals, lounge and games room together to create a social and very useable hub of the home. With a large separate formal lounge and dining room and large bedrooms throughout there is space for all the family.

The back garden is set up perfectly for entertaining, a huge, pitched roof patio, sparkling below ground pool, low maintenance gardens and a big shed, this property really does tick every box you could hope for.


Additional Features
Picturesque frontage
Raised inland views
Whisper quiet street
Portico
Large formal lounge and dining
Large family meals and lounge
Well-presented kitchen with breakfast bar and pantry
Shoppers entrance
Games room (TV room in pictures)
Large master with ensuite and WIR
3 further double bedrooms
Laundry
Second bathroom
Freshly painted with recently installed lighting, blinds and carpet
Evap ducted air-conditioning
Solar panels
Huge pitched roof patio
Sparkling below ground pool
Shed
Low maintenance gardens
Double garage

For more information on this special home please contact Peter Parsons on 0466541301

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.