8 Banyon Close, Halls Head WA 6210

Be inspired by this custom built 1980's home sitting on 940sqm on the top of the culdesac.
Soaring cathedral ceilings, open brick fireplace, split level living all adds to the uniqueness of this one-of-a-kind residence.
Consisting of four bedrooms, two bathrooms one being ensuited to the main. All located in a separate part of the home which keeps noise to a minimum. A formal dining and living area with the fireplace being the centrepiece of both rooms. French doors lead out to the back verandah from the lounge.
A swing door from the dining leads to the spacious kitchen that opens to the family and meals area. Once again vaulted ceilings are the highlight with a tile fire, cork floors and cosy nook for eating casually. French doors also lead to the entertaining area from the family room.
Wander up the jarrah stairs to another living area and balcony that overlooks the backyard. This would make a great home office or quiet space to chill out.
With an open mezzanine to the family room below.
The backyard is perfect for entertaining and kids with a fenced pool at the rear of the yard, large lawn area and paved entertaining. The home also has wide verandahs to the front and rear which provide plenty of shade.
The double garage is large with a storeroom, extra height , and storage in roof space. A roller door at the rear gives access to the backyard.
Other features include split system air conditioning, large laundry , solar panels , new electric storage hot water system and if you are tall, you can get a glimpse of the ocean from the top balcony!
It does need some updating , but with so much character and charm this truly is a lovely home to consider. Good bones are what we say !!
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