4/4 Torcello Mews, Mandurah WA 6210

3 LEVEL MARINA HOME WITH BOAT MOORING

This property, right on the canal in the heart of the South Harbour of the Mandurah Ocean Marina, offers so much more than the average Marina property. From it’s 3 level design with huge bedrooms, to the super-sized terrace and to the private boat mooring right there, anyone looking for something special in the Marina must make time to view this home. Some of amazing features include:

- Spacious internal area with 156sqm of living
- Canal side terrace with 48sqm plus 3 balconies totaling 25sqm
- Main ground level with stunning kitchen overlooking private living & dining area
- High quality kitchen with so much space plus heaps of soft closing drawers
- Wood flooring, feature lighting plus reverse cycle air con
- Same floor large laundry plus downstairs 3rd toilet
- First floor with main bathroom plus 2 bedrooms of which 1 is a monster
- Both bedrooms have balconies straight off it including full width to canal side
- Master suite on the top level which again is huge, a home office can be added here too
- Stunning ensuite with double vanity, bath plus oversized shower
- Another full width balcony with fantastic canal, foreshore & marina views
- Direct canal access to boat mooring from the terrace
- Private gated entry off the street so no common entrance
- No other property across the canals so you don’t feel overlooked and instead have a beautiful view
- 2 side by side car bays plus 9sqm store room

This lifestyle is truly spectacular with everything that’s great about Mandurah being within easy walking distance. So whether you are looking to call this home, a holiday home or even an investment property, this is genuinely something very special.

For your private viewing, contact Selling Agent John Phillips today.

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.