1/30 Maritime Avenue, Kardinya WA 6163

Impressive 4 bedroom 2 bathroom family home, plus study (5th bedroom) and beautiful pool on a whopping 809sqm block zoned R25 (with potential for a sub-division (STCA)).

This is a real good find in an awesome neighbourhood with loads of options for family buyers, upsizers , downsizers, first home buyers and defiantly it will peak the interest of seasoned investors. With Murdoc Uni, Murdoch private and Fiona Stanley Hospitals only a short walk away, rental demand will never be an issue.

Greeted by the formal lounge/tv/entertaining area at the front of the home that flows through to the impressive stone bench top kitchen, overlooking the main family/meals area and that then continues into the games/tv/entreating room with the master bedroom and private ensuite at the very end of the home. This home has been and can be easily be split into separate residences if that's the market you are looking at?

Most of the main family rooms look out to paved undercover entertainment area set with a spectacular view of the sparkling pool and Lilly Pilly hedging that just looks spectacular especially in the twilight hours.

The ergonomic chef's kitchen at the heart of the home comes with stainless steel appliances including dishwasher, a tonne of storage, soft close drawers plus granite stone bench and island tops. The master bedroom has a walk-in robe plus there is a large study that has worked well as a fifth bedroom in the past.

The ducted R/C air conditioning system, reticulation, 2 garden sheds and a 2-car tandem garage make this home very desirable.

This home is sure to be popular and the sellers are very motivated to move on quickly. Feel free to contact Eddie Hally on 0415 335 348 for more details regarding the home and up coming viewing arrangements.

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