Scarborough WA 6019

If you are tired of looking at pokey villas with very little quality throughout and tiny rear courtyards, then this one may just be what you have been searching for. One of seven classy villas spread over two blocks of land, makes it feel like you are living in a small cul de sac. It is actually quite a unique scenario.
The kitchen has beautiful Essastone Aromas spacious bench tops and takes in the winter sunshine, but is sheltered from the sun in summer. It has quality appliances fully tiled splash backs and overlooks a large pitched patio that is protected from the buffeting of the Fremantle Doctor when it arrives. This enables you to entertain under cover in comfort all year round.
When you approach the front door there is a lovely portico and a separate entry once you come inside. This gives your main living area some privacy when people arrive. The dining section can fit a ten seater dining table and flows into a large family living room area.
There are three really good sized bedrooms with mirrored robes, with the main bedroom well separated from the other two. The en suite bathroom has a double vanity, floor to ceiling tiling and a spa bath to relax in after a hard day’s work. The second bathroom is beautifully renovated and even has heated warming rails to dry your towels, with floor to ceiling tiling as well.
Other things that set this home above others are; ducted air conditioning, LED lighting, timber skirting boards, security screens, reticulation, door sensors and a security alarm system. All of this as well as a decent sized storeroom, remote controlled double garage that allows you access into the home through the laundry.
For a private viewing, (even in the evening), call your coastal specialist Terry Hardie.

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