35A Doney Street, Alfred Cove WA 6154

River Walks in an Exclusive Alfred Cove Pocket

Tucked away in one of Alfred Cove's most exclusive pockets, this elegant two storey home sits on a 521sqm Survey Strata block with no common property. High ceilings create a sense of space from the moment you step inside, with a formal dining and living area perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings in.

The open plan kitchen flows into a second family room, with direct access out to the patio for easy indoor outdoor living. All three bedrooms are a great size and each has its own walk in robe. Upstairs, the master suite is a true sanctuary, complete with ensuite, a parents' retreat or home office, and a private balcony overlooking Tompkins Park. It's the perfect spot for your morning coffee.

Practicality is well covered with a double garage and storeroom, plus drive through access to store a trailer or pop up caravan.

Step outside and you're right across the road from the charming Sid Eaton Reserve, just metres from the tranquil bush walks of Wireless Hill Park, and a short stroll to the river and Tompkins on the Swan. Families will also appreciate being within the Booragoon Primary and Applecross Senior High School zones.

Features include:

- 521sqm Survey Strata block
- 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, two storey
- Walk in robes to all three bedrooms
- High ceilings
- Formal dining and living
- Open plan kitchen with second family room
- Upstairs master with ensuite, parents' retreat or home office
- Balcony with views over Tompkins Park
- Double garage with storeroom
- Drive through access for a trailer or pop-up caravan
- Opposite Sid Eaton Reserve, metres to Wireless Hill Park
- Close to river walks and Tompkins on the Swan
- Booragoon Primary and Applecross Senior High School zones

3 Bed 2 Bath 2 Car 1 Study 521m2

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