179 Cranleigh Street, Dayton WA 6055

This beautifully presented 3 bedroom home, offers an easy flow layout, with strong clean lines and a spacious feel – with all the luxuries you would expect of a quality-built home.

Set right in the heart of the home is the well-appointed kitchen with stone top island breakfast bar, plenty of cupboard space, 900mm stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and double fridge/freezer space, opening out to an open plan living and dining area with tiled flooring.

A spacious master suite with walk in robe and ensuite offers a private space for the parents, while in a separate wing are the minor bedrooms with shared bathroom.

Outdoors is a lovely paved area with shade sail. Adding to the impressive list of must-have features are high ceilings throughout, ducted air-conditioning and a double garage.

Just a short walk from your front door will take you to plenty of Parks with space to walk the dog or kick a football around or jump in your car and head out to the delightful Swan Valley just minutes up the road.

This surely must be about as good as it gets!

Features Include
- Neat and tidy street appeal with front tinted windows
- Open plan living with kitchen overlooking dining and living area
- Stylish kitchen provides plenty of benchtop space and storage, big pantry, 900mm stainless steel appliances, dishwasher and double fridge/ freezer space
- Spacious Master bedroom with ensuite and walk in robes
- Minor bedrooms with built in robes
- Main bathroom central to minor bedrooms
- Laundry with linen cupboard
- High ceilings throughout
- Paved alfresco entertaining area with shade sail
- Double Garage with Remote Door
- Built approx. 2014, Total Build Area approx.136m2, Block Size approx. 202m2

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