6 Kara Court, Dawesville WA 6211

Stunning Family Home, With Granny Flat, Large Workshop And Side Access

Look no more, as homes of this quality and calibre do not come up often. This perfect family home with a 2 bedroom granny flat, large powered workshop, hardstand for a boat or caravan, side access and parking for 6 plus will not last long.

Summary of key features for 6 Kara Court, Dawesville include:

• Stunning 4 bedroom 3 bathroom family home
• Up stairs office, kids activity area with balcony and ocean views
• 2 bedroom granny flat
• 9 x 6 metre (approximately) powered workshop with 3 phase power
• Hardstand for boat or caravan
• Side access
• Theatre room/study
• Stunning wood overhead features in the family/dining area
• Wood fire in the family area
• Split system air-cons in all bedrooms and theatre room
• Gorgeous kitchen with double fridge recess, dishwasher, electric oven, gas cooktop, walk in pantry and plenty of storage space
• Spacious master bedroom with plantation shutters, ensuite and split system air-con.
• 3 Generous size minor bedrooms all with split system air-cons.
• Super spacious laundry
• Walk in linen
• Quality flooring and fixtures through out
• Lovely indoor feature brick
• 3 Entertaining areas
• Lovely manicured back lawn and garden with water feature
• Built in 2001 on a massive 2494m2 block
• Brick and Iron
• Lovely cul de sac location
• Close to Estuary, shops, schools and public transport

Granny flat summary

• 2 bedroom granny flat
• Open plan kitchen, dining and living area
• Lovely kitchen with gas cook top and gas oven
• Split system air-con in the living area
• Good size laundry and bathroom
• Great entertaining area
• 1 car garage
• Brick and iron

To view this stunning family home, please contact Jess Ryder at The Agency today on 0457369807.

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.