Property Details
| Block Size | 700 sqm |
| Shire Rates | $3,100 |
Description
If you need a home that is more than average, look no further. This Webb Brown Neaves built home e gives everyone in the family space: a quiet lounge for when the noise level climbs, a separate junior wing for the kids and a principal suite set apart at the front. Wrap-around outdoor living and entertaining and a drive-in shed add to the practical liveability of a home where schools, shops, transport and medical services are all close by, which means less time in the car and more with those you love.
- 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms
- 1993-built Webb Brown Neaves
- Fresh paint throughout
- Spacious open plan living
- Wrap-around alfresco ent
- Solar panels, ducted evap
- 3 x 3 shed drive-in access
- Plenty of parking
- 700 sqm w private b’yard
- Fantastic convenience
From the street, an established garden screens most of this house, so its size comes as a surprise once you’re through the front door. The layout suits a busy household. A formal lounge and the principal suite flank the entry, the family living sits at the heart of the home, and the junior bedrooms have a wing of their own.
To the left of the tiled entry is the formal lounge, which can be a media room on Friday night and a homework room on Tuesday. Set away from the central living zone, it’s a natural “quiet space”. It’s also flexible enough to become an extension of the principal suite if that works better for you.
On the other side of the entrance, the principal suite gets plenty of light from a large window, and the light grey vinyl plank flooring keeps it bright. The walk-in robe is sizeable, and the fully tiled ensuite puts a spring in your step in the mornings and offers a welcome refuge at the end of a long day.
A short hallway leads onto the kitchen, meals area and family room, which share one big space. The kitchen runs along a long worktop with a breakfast bar built in; this is where school-morning toast and weekend lunches will probably happen. It has an electric cooktop and oven, a dishwasher, plenty of storage and a built-in pantry. A large bay window looks out over the garden and the outdoor entertaining area, so whoever is at the sink has something to look at.
The shopper’s entry runs from the remote-entry garage straight into the kitchen, so the weekly shop goes from boot to pantry without a lap of the house. School bags and the “stuff” of childhood can take the same route.
The junior bedrooms each have vinyl plank flooring and a built-in robe. They share a fully tiled family bathroom with a bath, shower and vanity, plus a separate WC, and the walk-through laundry, also tiled, finishes the wing.
A sliding door opens from the living room to the alfresco, which is screened, shaded and north-facing. A wide door leads through to the garage, handy for getting chairs, eskies and bikes in and out. It’s the kind of spot where a Sunday lunch can start at the table and drift into dinner.
The backyard runs north to south, with a partly covered paved area for the days that can’t make up their mind about the weather, and garden beds along the rear fence.
Plenty of paved parking at the front of the property, along with a two-car garage/auto roller door.
Midvale is an established suburb with plenty of parks. Midvale Primary School and Swan View Senior High School are both close by. Midland’s town centre, the train station and St John of God Hospital are a short drive away. The Swan Valley and John Forrest National Park are near enough for a spontaneous Saturday morning. Trains run from the newly upgraded Midland station to the Perth CBD, making a daily commute a breeze.
