Impressive shed and fabulous home, neat and complete, low maintenance with multi parking being a corner property – semi fenced with double access. Adjacent to Reserved land. Walking distance to beach access points and Ledge Point Country Club.
Built in 1996 (TR Home) of clad and iron roof. With a veranda and paving/concrete surrounding the dwelling and a lean to for storage.
This property is perfect for the family home or holiday home with minimum maintenance required providing maximum leisure time. The water sport enthusiast will be drawn to the large shed (12m x 7.5m) with easy access (two sliders 3.5m wide) and high clearance (4.1m). A mezzanine storage area and plenty of power points and lighting. The established lawn and garden beds are maintained via a Hunter bore system with sprinklers located dwelling side, creating a safe spot for sprinklers and lime residue landing on windows from the spray. Bathe amongst the stars in the outdoor shower with hot and cold water.
Enter the living area with access through to the dining and kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with plenty of bench and storage area. The hot water system is gas instantaneous. Easy care tiles throughout the home. Bedroom one has corner window, walk through robe to the ensuite with a shower, vanity and WC. Down the hallway are three bedrooms with built in robes. Two double door linen cupboards. A separate WC and bathroom.
If you can't make the home opens, please contact me for a private inspection, the Vendor has the right to sell at any time.
This property at 5 Harper Drive, Ledge Point is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Denise Howe at Country Values Real Estate on 23 Nov 2023.
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Ledge Point is a fishing town located on the west coast 120 kilometres north northwest of Perth. It is 17 kilometres south of Lancelin. The townsite derives its name from Ledge Point, a coastal feature first shown on maps in 1875 from a Royal Navy hydrographic survey. The Point takes its name from rocky ledges in the vicinity.
In 1937 the Government reserved land in the area for camping and recreation following a request from the Gingin Road Board. By 1952 there were three squatters' houses in the reserve close to the beach, and when a road to Lancelin was constructed close by in 1953 there was interest from others to lease land here and build holiday cottages. The Government decided to subdivide and declare a townsite, Ledge Point being selected as the name. The townsite was gazetted in 1955.