58 Glencoe Parade, Halls Head WA 6210

6x3 Family Entertainer in Halls Head with Pool & Alfresco Living

HOME OPEN CANCELLED

A Rare Opportunity to Secure the Perfect Halls Head Family Home or Investment. Vacant possession, move in or rent out immediately. Appraised at $750 per week for the investors or more if renting room by room.

Open for inspection over the September long weekend or book your private viewing today. Call Clinton Smith at The Agency WA Mandurah on 0478 565 432.

Welcome to a property that truly has it all, space, style, and limitless potential. Set on a generous 747m² block in Halls Head, this 6 bedroom, 3 bathroom residence is ready for its new owners to move straight in, or for investors to take advantage of strong rental demand in this desirable Halls Head coastal location.

With premium upgrades, multiple living zones, and a Hamptons inspired kitchen, the home offers the perfect balance of luxury and functionality. Outside, you’ll find an entertainer’s dream: a brand new below ground swimming pool, expansive alfresco area with exposed aggregate flooring, and plenty of space for family gatherings and summer evenings.

Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, Tasmanian Oak floors, solar panels for energy efficiency, and ducted reverse cycle air conditioning ensure year round comfort and cost savings.

Positioned within walking distance of Bunnings, Halls Head Central shopping centre, and only minutes to pristine beaches, public and private primary schools, and medical facilities, this property delivers lifestyle and convenience in equal measure.

This isn’t just a home, it’s a rare lifestyle and investment opportunity, and one that’s move in ready today. Don’t wait, secure your inspection now and take the first step toward making this dream property yours.

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.