41 Coronado Ridge, Iluka WA 6028

Set in a beautiful quiet street within Iluka, this Don Russell built family home offers plenty of internal living space and a stunning outdoor area to keep everyone happy!

Located in an ultra-convenient location close to Sir James McCusker Park and the quieter adjacent bushlands with play areas and waterways, you'll be spoilt for choice on where to take the family for an afternoon stroll. A little further away are the beautiful coastal path and foreshore parks.

With so much space and quality features, this home is sure to impress!

Features include:
Impressive portico with high ceilings leading to double timber doors
Open plan formal living areas with feature columns, raised ceilings and ornately tiled floors
Spacious Master bedroom with built in glass robes, split system and stunning kempas timber flooring
Open ensuite with large corner spa bath, double shower, stone benchtop with double vanities and separate wc
Large private study
Sunken formal lounge with kempas timber flooring
Formal dining with beautiful feature ceiling rose
Large open plan family room leading from kitchen
Sunken games room with built in sound system and stunning parquetry flooring
Spacious kitchen featuring granite work tops, double sink, double oven, gas hotplates and shoppers entrance
2nd kitchen at rear of garage
Bedrooms 2 & 3 are queen sized with built in robes and kempas timber flooring
Bedroom 4 is a double with built in robes and kempas timber flooring
Split systems throughout the home, including in all bedrooms and key living areas
Large study nook come activity space between the minor bedrooms
Large walk in storage cupboard next to study nook
Family bathroom features bath, shower, vanity and semi ensuite from second bedroom
Security screens and security lighting present at the property
Low maintenance gardens surround the property, including artificial turf to the rear gardens and a large outdoor pergola delivering welcomed shade to hot days in the entertaining area
Security system
Auto reticulation


Details you will need:
Council Rates $2,282 per annum
Water Rates $1,346 per annum (approx. and excludes usage)
3 phase power
Built in 1997
694sqm block


About Iluka:

Iluka is a popular coastal suburb located within the City of Joondalup. It boasts homes within walking distance to the beach and a number of beautiful parks, most notably Sir James McCusker Park located in the heart of the suburb.

Iluka's Foreshore Park offers access to the beautiful Beaumaris Beach, recently installed playspace suitable for younger children, a glorious viewing platform from which to take in the full seascape in the area, lunch shelters, bbq's, toilets and a weekend food truck to furnish you with a coffee during your down time. Iluka also features a well frequented sports club, and newly opened shopping facilities with an IGA, Doctors Surgery and Gym among other businesses.

To the north of Iluka sits the fast growing suburb of Burns Beach which boasts a popular beach side café and children's play area with enviable views. The primary school in Burns Beach will be completed for the 2022 intake and will house up to 625 students aged from Kindy to Year 6. Iluka will be within the catchment of this new school. Other popular schools in the area include Beaumaris Primary School (Iluka residents remain within this catchment also), Lake Joondalup Baptist College, Ocean Reef Secondary School, St Simon Peter (primary), Francis Jordan (primary) & Prendiville College (secondary).

Home Owners Association
All owners of land in Iluka become members of the ILUKA Home Owners Association. The association manages land and housing covenants which relate to the required maintenance of land and property in the area. More details on this requirement can be supplied upon request and will be discussed at time of offer.

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.