Welcome to 57 Sadler Drive, a beautifully presented home on 4,056sqm in the much sought after Darling Fields'. This bright and spacious home was built by its current owners and boasts impeccable presentation. The craftsmanship and finish is second to none, with high ceilings throughout, spacious formal living areas comprising of elegant lounge and library room complete with open fireplace, large formal dining room, enormous family living with a huge kitchen with lots of bench and storage space.
The 4 bedrooms are of good size and the master room boasts a gleaming ensuite and walk in robe. A neutral pallet complements the new carpets and natural Travertine tiled floor. A stunning outlook is enjoyed form all rooms to the lovely lawned, bore, reticulated gardens.
This delightful home will delight those seeking the semi rural lifestyle while enjoying the convenience of being approx. 20km from Perth CBD and approx. 10km from Perth airport. Homes of this calibre are rare to the market and early viewing is recommended.
Features:
4 Bedrooms
2 modern Bathrooms
Lounge and library with open fireplace
Large dining room
Magnificent family living area with natural wood burner
Well appointed kitchen with lots of cupboard and bench space
High Ceilings throughout
Beautifully designed and finished
Stunning 4,056sqm block
Bore reticulation
Mains water and gas
Excellent location close to:
Approx 10km to airport
Approx 20km to Perth City
Swan Valley wineries and Perth Hills
Midland shopping precinct
Schools
This property at 57 Sadler Drive, Maida Vale is a four bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Dee Sheehan at SABRE Real Estate on 26 Feb 2020.
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This area was first settled in 1873 by William Henry Mead. He built a home in the Ridge Hill area, and established an orchard named "Orangedale". The name of Maida Vale was chosen as the district name by a public meeting of local residents in 1910, and comes from the property name of another early settler, Mr W H McCormack. It is assumed that the name was derived from that of the west London suburb of this name, which in turn is named after Maida (S. Pietro di Maida) in Calabria, Italy. The British Army defeated the French there in 1806, and in commemoration of the victory Maida Hall and Maida Vale were named.
Within the suburb there is a primary school, Maida Vale Primary School, a golf course, numerous parks/ovals, small shops, and a heated swimming pool. Maida Vale retains areas of natural bushland and is not completely built-up with housing.