There's a lot to like about this home, and a lot to like about the neighbourhood. Set on 598sqm in one of the best hidden away streets in Clifton Hills, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom home enjoys a gorgeous outlook towards Wright Brook, with trees, wildflowers and walk trails right across the road, and even more just up the road.
LIVING HERE
There's proper room to spread out here, with living spaces that work just as well together as they do separately. At the front, the lounge room looks out towards those gorgeous trees. Actual, real trees. Planted by nature, not trees that are all the same height planted by a developer. A glass door allows you to close this section off from the main living area, creating a quieter retreat alongside the main bedroom.
The main bedroom features quality carpet, a walk-in wardrobe and an ensuite, along with a roller shutter, ceiling fan and reverse-cycle split-system air conditioner.
Through the centre of the home, the kitchen, meals and family areas connect with the games room to create a substantial everyday living space. High ceilings and good natural light give it a bright, open feel, while the wood fire brings joy to a grey, rainy day. The kitchen has a 900mm stainless steel oven, gas cooktop and a breakfast bar across the front. It's a practical setup that keeps you connected to everything happening around you.
The secondary bedrooms sit in their own section, with a sliding door separating them from the main living area. They have built-in robes, while the bedroom currently used as a study makes a very pleasant and practical work-from-home space. The main bathroom includes a separate shower and bath.
Ducted evaporative air conditioning serves the home, while roller shutters, ceiling fans and solar panels add to the everyday practicality.
OUTSIDE
This patio is huge. There's room for a big crowd, a quiet afternoon by yourself, and pretty much everything in between. It flows directly from the living areas and there's sure to be a lot of days spent out here.
The terraced gardens bring plenty of character, with established planting, a magnificent wisteria and space up the top to get your seasonal veggies growing. The garden shed sits out of the way, leaving the entertaining area for entertaining.
The backyard is fenced and gated on both sides, making it easy to manage with kids and pets. There's a double garage, driveway parking and additional space along the side currently used for a trailer.
WHERE IT IS
What a position! Close to nature and close to all the practical needs of every day life. Clifton Hills Primary School is nearby (one of the most sought after schools in the district) and it's just a quick walk up the street to the bus stop. Megisti Place is a no-through road in the Clifton Hills part of Kelmscott, with Wright Brook right opposite and Banyowla Regional Park just around the corner.
It's the sort of setting that feels like you're in the country, with the convenience of Kelmscott's shops, schools and transport still within reach. Gorgeous surroundings, established homes and a lovely place to be. It's tucked away, but it's not far away.
WHAT'S NEXT
Come and experience this lovely spot for yourself. Hit the EMAIL AGENT button at the bottom of this webpage and we'll be in touch to set up a time to make it happen.
This property at 6 Megisti Place, Kelmscott is a four bedroom, two bathroom house listed for sale by Mark Grogan at O'Neil Real Estate.
For more information about Kelmscott, including sales data, facts, growth rates, nearby transport and nearby shops, please view our Kelmscott profile page.
If you would like to get in touch with Mark Grogan regarding 6 Megisti Place, Kelmscott, please call 0499 969 919 or contact the agent via email.
Kelmscott is a mixed-use residential, industrial, rural and commercial suburb located 25 kilometres southeast of Perth. The suburb was one of the very early towns established in the Swan River Colony and was named after Kelmscott, Oxfordshire, the birthplace of the first Anglican clergyman in the colony, Thomas Hobbes Scott (1783–1860). Established in 1830, Kelmscott's most rapid growth period was in the 1960s and 1970s.Â
Though close to the lively Armadale City Centre, Kelmscott is a quiet suburb nestled among the numerous parks and reserves that pepper its landscape. The Kelmscott Town Centre is the main commercial sector with the Kelmscott Plaza and Stargate Kelmscott Shopping Centre all located here. There is also a railway station and four local schools in Kelmscott.