44 Yeovil Crescent, Bicton WA 6157

Sprawling Family Home On 1044 sqm Block

You very quickly realise that everything about this wonderful family home is easy, spacious and extremely comfortable, making it the perfect place for the family to set down its roots - on a prime full sized block in a family friendly neighbourhood just minutes' walk from the river.

Completed in 2007 by Don Russell home and designed for a larger, growing active family, the proportions of the home are immense with extra high ceilings accenting a sense of space.

The expansive single level floor plan provides a choice of 4 oversized formal and casual living areas, as well as four extra-large bedrooms and a study conveniently positioned off entrance.

Outdoors are a blank canvas. Get creative and make the most of the enormous outdoor space with lots of room for a pool, kids play area or ancillary accommodation with the extra wide 24.2m frontage providing lots of room for boat and caravan storage.

This is a home that will grow with your family with all the benefits of a "blue-chip" riverside setting where fantastic schooling options, cafes and restaurants and the river are just moments away.

•  Formal living room (potential 5th bedroom)
•  Large open plan living zone
•  Versatile games room
•  Activity room servicing a dedicated children's accommodation wing
•  Massive family sized kitchen
•  Warm bamboo flooring throughout
•  Full vehicle access to the rear
•  One of Bicton favourite family friendly tree lined streets
•  Positioned opposite the popular Geo Lithgo Reserve with children play park
• 1044 sqm block (17.5 zoning) - single residential

Please contact Todd Grierson on 0417 881 772 for further information.

Council Rates: Approx. $3,190.87 pa
Water Rates: Approx. $1,751.64 pa

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