1 Troy Terrace, Daglish WA 6008

It's rare to find such a well-designed small home in the Western Suburbs. Built in 1999, this Colin Moore designed home boasts a timeless appeal, featuring natural building materials such as limestone, timber and terracotta. Nestled on a low-maintenance 326sqm block, the home is private and secluded with a highly coveted north-facing garden full of established rose bushes, gardenias, and native trees.

The hub of this home is an open plan kitchen/meals/living area with French doors opening out onto a terraced garden. There are two good-sized bedrooms on the ground floor, each with an ensuite bathroom and robes. Upstairs, an expansive open-plan loft upstairs could be used as a second living area, a study or even a third bedroom.

Property Features include:

- Architecturally-designed and adhering to solar passive design principles
- Ground-floor bedrooms opening onto terrace
- Miele appliances in the sleek kitchen
- Victorian Ash flooring upstairs
- Terracotta tiles downstairs
- Loft area with tree-top views
- Carport with electric roller door
- Loads of storage with built-in timber cabinetry throughout
- Suspended lights
- Clever study nook able to be closed off and hidden when not in use
- Skylights for an abundance of natural light
- Just a short stroll to Daglish train station and Cliff Sadlier Reserve
- Jolimont Primary School and Shenton College school catchments