Property Details
| Block Size | 523 sqm |
Description
Tucked at the end of a long driveway, this brand-new 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom 2026-built home has a level of finish that is remarkable in the truest sense – it’s impossible to walk through without commenting on it. A professional interior designer chose the palette and materials, from taupe, putty and creamy white to tapware, textured tile and semi-gloss cabinetry – it all sits together as one considered scheme. A stone island kitchen opens to north-facing living, a parents’ wing sits to one side and a junior wing to the other and the alfresco looks onto lawn and reticulated gardens planted with the years ahead in mind. It’s the detail that will bring you back for a second look, and probably a third.
- 4 Bedrm 2 bathrm 3 WC
- 2026 Weatherboard & Iron
- Modern stylish kitchen
- Light open plan living
- Paved gabled alfresco
- R/C Ducted air-conditioning
- Expert interior design
- Landscaped gardens
- 523 sqm battle axe lot
- Private strata seclusion
The driveway is a long one, a battle-axe handle that puts the house in a position of privacy, and the approach is gentle: low-maintenance gardens leading to a double-wide entry and a light-filled foyer. Vinyl plank flooring seamlessly carries through most of the plan, interrupted only by carpet in the bedrooms and large, modern tiles in the bathrooms. It keeps the eye moving from room to room instead of stopping at every doorway. A constrained and considered palette means nothing competes for attention; the effect is an air of calm and a sense of spaces flowing into each other.
The kitchen is modern, stylish and is built around a stone island and breakfast bar set over soft-close drawers and abundant storage. Featuring an electric wall oven, a five-burner gas cooktop, overhead cabinets and a walk-in pantry large enough to keep the benchtops clear. Your cooking will find inspiration outside, with a raised bed of herbs and, at one corner of the block, an orange and a lemon tree.
The family and meals area can accommodate a big dining table and a family-sized sofa without compromising on space. Glazing to the north and west keeps the light moving through the day, and a pair of glazed stacking doors open to connect the room to a paved, north-facing alfresco under a high gable roof. Lawn and reticulated gardens edge the paving, so the view from the table is green.
To the right of the formal entry, the parents’ wing is tucked away from the rest of the house. It holds the principal suite, the second bedroom that could just as easily be a study, nursery or a media room, and a shoppers’ entry from the garage – handy when the boot is full of groceries, and the rain has started. A mirror-fronted hall closet bounces light along the passage and stores a pleasing volume.
The principal bedroom is king sized and quiet by design: a restful palette, soft carpet underfoot, a ceiling fan overhead, a sizeable walk-in robe and a well-appointed ensuite.
Off the living area, the junior wing has carpeted, queen-sized bedrooms with mirror-fronted robes, a modern family bathroom, and a walk-through laundry with a worktop for folding and a wall of full-height built-in storage.
The gardens are reticulated and planted for what they will become. Lilly pillys, cottonwoods, ornamental pears and crepe myrtles are still young, and in time they will grow into a lush green screen, which suits a house that already sits so comfortably at the end of its driveway.
Greenmount sits in the Perth foothills, with Greenmount Primary School and St Anthony’s School, a Catholic primary, both close by. Midland Gate Shopping Centre, with its shops, restaurants, cafes and cinema, is a short drive away, as are Midland train station, John Forrest National Park and the Swan Valley wineries. The Swan View Bridle path is nearby for bushwalking, as is The Goat Farm Mountain Bike Park.
To arrange an inspection of this property, call Jo Sheil – 0422 491 016.
