50 Wayford Circuit, Hocking WA 6065

With three huge living areas, big bedrooms, awesome outdoors and a massive workshop - all in a blissfully quiet location, this gorgeous home is not to be missed.

Great outdoor entertaining with two wraparound gabled patios with café blinds for year round comfort, extensive paving, sparkling below ground pool with clear glass fencing, built in gas bbq, easy care reticulated gardens, with plenty of space for the kids & pets to play, and room for a granny flat.

The kitchen overlooks the pool & outdoors – it offers a stainless oven, gas stove top, range hood & twin drawer dishwasher, walk in pantry, stacks of overhead cupboards, breakfast bar, pigeon pair fridge space and a shoppers’ entry.

Oversize master bedroom has a huge bay window, walk in robe and lovely ensuite with clear glass shower & a WC. The 3 minor bedrooms are queen size with built in robes or recesses – the main bathroom has a full-size bath and separate shower with clear glass screens.

There is a huge 5m x 3m powered workshop with concrete floor, gabled roof, roller door & side door entry for those that like to tinker at home or want extra storage.

Plus, ducted reverse cycle air conditioning, built-in gas log fireplace, security screen doors, big walk in linen closet & so much more!

Fantastic location in a semi culdesac just steps from the picturesque Gungurru Park - stroll to Hocking Primary, St Elizabeth Catholic school, and the Wyatt Grove shopping centre. Just a few minutes in the car to Lake Joondalup, the heart of Wanneroo, freeway entries, or the Joondalup shopping & entertainment precinct.

Please note the bar in the lounge room is not a fixture and is simply sitting on the floor.

Call Shane for a private inspection or further information on 0410339499.

Block size 610 sqm Built 2002 (99194)

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