34 Lyndoch Crescent, Greenwood WA 6024

Under Offer

Family Space in Sought-After West Greenwood

Positioned in a tightly held pocket of West Greenwood, this spacious four-bedroom, two-bathroom home sits on a generous 685sqm block and offers the perfect blend of comfort, space and lifestyle. With multiple living areas, large bedrooms and a beautifully renovated kitchen and bathroom, the home has been thoughtfully updated and freshly painted throughout, ready for its next family to enjoy.

Step outside and you’ll discover a huge backyard designed for entertaining and relaxing, highlighted by a massive concrete swimming pool and landscaped, reticulated gardens. The big block provides plenty of space for kids and pets to play, while ample parking ensures room for multiple vehicles, trailers or visitors.

The location is outstanding, set in a sought-after area that rarely comes to market. Enjoy easy access to Greenwood Train Station, local parks, Coolibah Plaza and Greenwood Village Shopping Centres. Families will also appreciate being in the West Greenwood Primary School and Greenwood College catchments, with Liwara Catholic School and St Stephen’s School within walking distance.

A fantastic opportunity to secure a spacious family home in one of Greenwood’s most desirable pockets.

Features
• 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
• 685sqm block
• Renovated kitchen and bathroom
• Large living spaces and generous bedrooms
• Freshly painted throughout
• Massive concrete swimming pool
• Landscaped and reticulated gardens
• Large backyard with plenty of space
• Ample parking

Location
• Sought-after West Greenwood pocket
• Close to Greenwood Train Station
• Near parks, Coolibah Plaza & Greenwood Village
• School zones: West Greenwood Primary & Greenwood College
• Walking distance to Liwara Catholic & St Stephen’s

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.