61 Pitchford Avenue, Maddington WA 6109

Spacious and Very Well-Maintained Family Home on a Generous Block !!

Another SOLD by HARICK SINGH II 0451 839 595 - The Agency - Team Rash .Welcome to 61 Pitchford Avenue, Maddington – an impressive, extended 6-bedroom, 2-bathroom family home with double carport, set on a generous 796sqm block. Built in 1989 and thoughtfully upgraded by the current owners, this very well-maintained property offers exceptional space, modern practicality, and a backyard perfect for relaxed family living.

Designed with flexibility in mind, the home features a light-filled open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, a central island bench, and ample storage – ideal for families who love to cook and entertain. A separate theatre room offers extra versatility as a home office, kids’ retreat or media space.

With a total of six bedrooms, this home easily accommodates larger families or multi-generational living. The master suite features a walk-in robe and private ensuite, while the remaining bedrooms are serviced by a modern, central bathroom. Neutral tones and low-maintenance finishes throughout make the home fresh, stylish, and move-in ready.

Step outside to enjoy the spacious backyard, perfect for children and pets to play, or entertain under the covered alfresco area while soaking up the peaceful surroundings.

Positioned just a short walk to East Maddington Primary School, a quick 2-minute drive to IGA and other local shops, and close to numerous parks and playgrounds, this is a fantastic opportunity to secure space, comfort, and location all in one.

Contact Navpreet Singh on 0416 377 765 or Harick Singh on 0451 839 595 to book your private inspection.

With Team Rash – your next move starts here.

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