This lovely double story 3x2 Chalet-style home is reminiscent of homes on the alpine ski slopes; indeed, it looks like it has been plucked from a mountainous backdrop. With bags of character, this low maintenance home has plenty of charm to seduce you.
Enter into a lovely hall, the downstairs includes a spacious bright family lounge/dining room with brand new carpets and delightful bay window. A lovely kitchen, with plenty of cupboard space, S/S appliances with a charming country feel. From the living area glass sliding doors lead out onto a lovely patio and pleasant private enclosed garden, ideal for the kids and dogs to play.
Also downstairs is a generous master bedroom again with a delightful bright bay window quality carpets, built in robes, and ensuite bathroom and separate powder room.
Upstairs has a deceiving amount of space, with lots of light and enchanting Alpine windows to add to the charm.
There is a spacious parent retreat or ideal study/play area for children, together with a huge 2nd master bedroom, and another big bedroom ideal for a teenager with plenty of space for a double bed and desk. There is also a neat 2nd bathroom, to ensure you have everything you want and need.
And what a wonderful location, a stone's throw to the lovely Blue Lake Park, and the train station, bus route and shops are just a couple of minutes away.
EXTRA FEATURES
- Small easy care garden, fully reticulated, ideal for the lazy gardener.
- Two carports and easy access
- Ducted reverse cycle air conditioning throughout the home
- Outside extra-large store room
Don't forget the superb location, with a park across the road and a 2 min walk to the shops, the school, crèche and the buses and train station are all close by.
This property at 8A Dillon Glade, Joondalup is a three bedroom, two bathroom house sold by Stella McLean at Harcourts Alliance on 20 May 2021.
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Joondalup is the thriving urban centre of Perth's outer northern suburbs. The city is named after Lake Joondalup and the name Joondalup is a Noongar word, first recorded in 1837 and possibly meaning either "place of whiteness or glistening", or "place of a creature that can only move backwards".
Joondalup's development is relatively recent having only begun in the 1980s, where rapid growth occurred until 2006 and then steadied between 2006 and 2011 as fewer new homes and dwellings were built. Joondalup's 11 square kilometre land area is primarily used for housing and institutional purposes, with some industry sectors in the west and a commercial area in the suburbs centre.
Joondalup's City Centre is relaxed and casual with an alluring combination of cultural, civic and commercial areas built on the edge of Lake Joondalup. Residents and visitors to the area have an array of restaurants and cafes to choose from, as well as a major shopping centre with over 240 stores and a cinema. There is a university in the area, as well as a private hospital and numerous recreational facilities like an aquatic centre, basketball stadium and an arena. Local schools in the suburb include Joondalup Primary School and Lake Joondalup Baptist College.