34 Hunter Crescent, Green Head WA 6514

SOLD

Built by Ross Chamberlain Constructions for the owners in 1997, this is a spacious 4 bed/2 bath brick and tile home with lots of extras, including air conditioning, established gardens, screened outdoor entertaining area, and a powered shed. The shed is a ripper - Highline, approx 9m x 7.5m with sliding doors and a full concrete driveway.

The central living space is open plan, with the kitchen overlooking the dining, family and games rooms. The master bedroom has WIR and 2 minor bedrooms have BIR and fans. There is a linen cupboard in the passage, and a double linen in the laundry, along with a separate toilet accessible to the outdoor patio. There is even a bar in the games room.

If you love entertaining then this patio is for you, big enough for large families or lots of guests. Built across the back of the house it is fully screened, accessible to the house and garage. It even has a doggie door to the yard.

This home ticks many boxes starting with the location. Set on the high side of the street amongst quality homes opposite the golf course.

FEATURES

- 4 Bedroom, 2 bathroom home
- Solid double brick and tile construction
- Open plan design with kitchen overlooking the dining, family and games room.
- Situated on the high side of the street opposite the golf course
- 893m2 block
- Big powered shed
- Established gardens and lawns, with retic off mains.
- 3 split system air conditioners
- Ceiling fans
- Side access with full concrete driveway
- Enclosed yard with side gates
- Large screened outdoor entertaining area
- Sought after location amongst quality homes

Shire rates: approx $2478pa
Water rates: $283pa approx

For a private viewing call Georgina Jordan 0412 212 279 the Green Head area specialist for Ray White Jurien.


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