103 Bridgewater Boulevard, Erskine WA 6210

Keith Prevost proudly welcomes you to the sale of this very neat, great spec home positioned in the very popular "Osprey Waters" development in Erskine. With the estuary, playgrounds and parks right on your doorstep, this home will attract a lot of attention.

The home was built by Port Bouvard Homes in 2016. Being well designed with an abundance of light being absorbed in the main living area which overlooked by the good quality kitchen with centre island, soft close drawers, stone benches and a dishwasher recess. A great addition is the family theatre room as well as having alfresco dining to the rear for many evening and weekend get togethers with family and friends.

The master bedroom is a good size with a large walk in robe and neutral ensuite bathroom. The two additional bedrooms are both doubles, again with robes and ceilings fans.

The rear garden is manageable for someone that would like to lock and leave and has a great potential of a rear access offering parking for a boat or caravan and an additional side access to the front.

Features of this great family home area:
Reverse cycle aircon to the main living
Built in 2016 on a manageable 432m2 block with 147m2 of living
Alfresco dining to the rear plus separate theatre room
Only a few hundred metres to the estuary, with parks and playgrounds on your doorstep
Possible rear access for a boat or caravan plus front side access
High ceilings to the main living
Ceilings fans to the bedrooms
Good quality kitchen with centre island and stone tops
Sought after location in "Osprey waters" Erskine

Currently tenanted until December with tenants wanting to vacate at earliest convenience.

Call Keith Prevost today on 0415 688 379, to arrange a viewing.

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