10 Kimbe Court, Mindarie WA 6030

What we love:
This spacious family home is located in the sought-after sea side suburb of Mindarie. Original home, original family, this much loved Dale Alcock residence has never been sold. As you enter the home through the double door entry there is a private study to the right and to the left is a spacious lounge and dining room. There is a central open-plan kitchen, dining, and family living area, with double French doors leading to a separate games room, ideal for a theatre, playroom or retreat. Superb outdoor entertaining area with large pitched patio and paved alfresco space. A generously proportioned and functionally designed layout is positioned in a cul-de-sac on a huge elevated 693sqm block. This is a fantastic opportunity to get into Mindarie on a big block with a home that you can add your own styling and value.

What we know:
3 spacious bedrooms plus a separate office/study
2 well-appointed bathrooms, including an ensuite to the master
Tiled entry hall leading to separate front lounge and living area
Gas cooktop, electric oven, rangehood and dishwasher
3 x split system air conditioners
Gas heating bayonet
Big practical laundry
Expansive built-in linen cupboard
Double remote garage with shopper's entry
Garden shed for extra storage
Block size approx. 693 sqm
Total home size approx. 248 sqm

Lifestyle & Location:
Being on the beach side of Marmion Avenue is the golden ticket. Walking distance to the Mindarie Marina with the local Indian Ocean Brewing Company, The Boat, Sistas cafe, Union Kitchen restaurant, and specialty shops. Clayton Beach, Ocean Keys shopping centre and a short drive to the Mitchell Freeway. The surrounding amenities offer a relaxed community lifestyle.

Who to talk to:
Alba Gurney
0400 097 760
[email protected]

Disclaimer: This information and pictures are provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries and complete your own due diligence.