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Naturally Charming
Welcome to an iconic ‘hills’ Kentucky designed and built home, well known for their extensive use of pine, brick and slate making this a charmingly rustic and low maintenance home. Built in 1988 this three bedroom, two bathroom plus study/4th bedroom brick and iron home is set on 1800m2. With clever use of raked ceilings and natural materials it makes you instantly feel at one with nature in the hills. The wrap-around, wide verandahs, alfresco entertaining, spacious land holding and the large powered workshop offer wonderful outdoor spaces for all the family to enjoy.
Kentucky built brick and iron ‘hills’ home
3 bedroom, 2 bathroom plus study/4th bed
Wide shady verandahs and raked ceilings
Large main bedroom with ensuite & WIR
Extensive use of natural materials
Large outdoor entertaining alfresco
Huge powered workshop with lights
Handy corner, fenced 1800m2 land holding
Close to Mundaring village, shops/services
In a well regarded pocket of this historic suburb you will find this lovely hills home. Situated on a corner block where there is easy access via the asphalt driveway to the home and to the workshop off Ridgeway Place. Entry to the home is via the extensive shady front verandah and front door that has a full length, gorgeous stained glass window. To the right of the entrance is the formal lounge and dining and to the left is the open plan living, kitchen, dining. The kitchen has solid jarrah cupboards, a large pantry and overlooks the outdoor alfresco area making for easy flow of outdoor entertaining.
The formal lounge and dining are great spaces to use in a modern way. Curl up in front of the open fire on a cold winters day and enjoy a family movie together, games night or simply read a book. Through these rooms you will find the main bedroom which is large, restful and complete with ensuite and a large walk-in-robe. It also, has lovely windows looking out to the garden beyond.
Back through the open plan kitchen and living you will find the two other bedrooms both with large built-in-robes, the family bathroom, laundry and the study which could easily be a fourth bedroom if needed.
The brick work and pine are a feature of these types of hills homes but if you would prefer the brick is easily gyprocked and the pine could easily be painted white to give it the Hamptons, shiplap, VJ board look.
A stand out feature of this property is the shed, it is large and high. It is powered and is just waiting for another owner to enjoy their own projects and make it their man-cave.
Close to the best of hills life with the Heritage Trail and Bibbulmum Track nearby for bike riding and hiking, great schools, coffee shops, pubs, shops, sporting activities, artistic pursuits and the ability to have nature on your door step is really something special. Make your move to the hills a reality and enjoy all that is on offer.
For more information or to request a viewing please contact Fiona Routley on 0418 808 034.
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.
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This property at 5 Hilltop Close, Mahogany Creek is a three bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Fiona Routley at The Agency on 11 May 2022.
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Mahogany Creek overview
This suburb takes its name from Mahogany Creek, a picturesque tributary of Jane Brook which flows through the area. The creek was known by this name as early as 1830, and takes its name from the towering forest through which it flowed (mahogany was the early colonial name for Jarrah). This place is well known from "The Old Mahogany Inn" located here, an early colonial wayside inn, formerly known as the "Prince of Wales" Inn. The area was developed as orchard land in the 1890's, and a railway stopping place was established here in 1891.
Life in Mahogany Creek
Mahogany Creek is located within the Perth Hills and is part of the Shire of Mundaring. Facilities include Brown Park Main Hall, Mahogany Creek Hall and Danny Wimperus Reserve including a kids playground. This suburb is a close drive to Mundaring Village Shopping Centre and relies on neighbouring suburbs for primary and secondary schools.
Mahogany Creek quick stats
High end
$875k
Median
$780k
Low end
$610k
8.3 %
Annual growth
$780k
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