88 Wistful Parade, Aveley WA 6069

Large Family Home Side Access 660m2 block

This quality build Scott Park family home has so much to offer, expect the unexpected behind these doors! This classy home meets all the essential requirements for splendid family living.
With Solid Tasmanian oak timber floors throughout, neutral décor and decorative ceiling in the large theatre room, this is one house not to miss.
The stylish kitchen has 900mm appliances, stone benchtop, breakfast bar, double recess for fridge, large pantry, dishwasher, and overhead cupboards.
The master bedroom is filled with natural light with a beautiful bay window, his and hers walk in wardrobes, double vanity, and double shower.
With the games room, open plan living and theatre room, there is plenty of space for all.
Then step outside to the established garden, with extended decking alfresco area to relax in the sun.

And to finish it off there is a double gated entrance approx. 3.7 wide to the side of the property with enough room to park a trailer or dingy, this wide driveway offers good off street parking complete with a double garage.

Features Include-
-Neat street appeal
-High ceilings
-Double front door with security doors
-Large master with bay window
-Double vanity & shower
-Solid Tasmanian oak timber floors
-Stone benchtop with 900mm appliances
-Theatre room with high ceilings
-Several living areas - Games, Dinning and Lounge
-Large linen cupboard
-Extra wide driveway
-Solar panels
-Ducted Air Conditioning
-Security cameras
-Reticulation front and back garden
-3x3m garden shed
-Scott Park Built
-Side Access – Approx. 3.7 meters wide
-Chicken Coup
-Close to all amenities
-Block approx. 660m2, Build Area approx. 248m², Built in approx. 2008

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