5 Knoxville Way, Success WA 6164

Calling All Tradies, and Their Family!

** All Offers Presented 14th February 2023, unless sold prior
The Seller reserves the right to accept an offer prior to the 14th February 2023.

Designed to offer every family requirement, with a focus on easy living. A lovely family home with a wonderful park, public transport, and Success Primary Schools close by.
The accommodation includes three large bedrooms, study that could easily be converted to a fourth bedroom, two airy bathrooms, a huge open plan living domain encompassing the family room, meals, games room and kitchen, plus home theatre - providing a room for every occasion.

The extremely functional, open plan kitchen is perfectly positioned to offer easy service to the meals table. It offers a built-in corner pantry, pigeon pair fridge/freezer recess, stainless steel appliances that include gas cook top and wall oven.
Storage is no issue with the laundry’s sizeable walk-in linen cupboard providing all the space you’ll need.

The bedrooms provide a quiet sanctuary for the family, all with built in robes, two have double door robes and roller shutters. The master bedroom is extremely spacious with walk-in wardrobe and a crisp, clean ensuite featuring a large vanity, and shower.
Outside you will find a large workshop which is accessible through the garage. Entertaining will always be a pleasure with the addition of an expensive paving and pitched patio.

To finish this desirable home, we have ducted reverse cycle air conditioning, solar panels and a double lockup garage.

If you would like more information on this home, talk to me. I’m Nicola Stacey from The Agency

** Please Note, home open times are subject to change without notification. Please check the inspection time on the web the day of the home open.

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.