29 Exchequer Avenue, Greenfields WA 6210

Your home should be your sanctuary, where there's room for all the family to enjoy everyday life as well as entertain guests. This attractive home has it all and when they gather, there is a choice of places to do it.

Walk inside and immediately feel at home. The well-appointed sunlit room at the front of the home offers flexibility for use as a tv/reading room, playroom or office and has luxurious 'V Hush' glass windows.

The décor is fresh and neutral and timber-look vinyl flooring flows throughout.

The master bedroom also sits at the front with en suite, a walk-in robe, and a ceiling fan. All other three bedrooms are spacious and light and are supported by the second bathroom, with bath, shower, and vanity.

The brick and tile home is kept comfortable all year by reverse cycle air conditioning and gas heating. At the heart is a spacious open living space comprising the family room, dining area, and kitchen, featuring plenty of cupboards, separate pantry, gas cooktop, and wall oven.

The 760sqm block offers plenty of play area with a wonderland of lawn areas at the back as well as a fully fenced front garden.

The lovely sheltered patio area flows to an amazing garden where you will want to while away the hours just taking in all it has to offer or entertain friends.

Some of the incredible features of this home include:
- Solar Panels
- V Hush Windows at the front
- Security cameras
- Established Garden
- Double Lock-up garage
- Bore and reticulation
- Beautifully maintained.
This exceptionally well maintained home will delight family buyers for its proximity to excellent schools, shops, Peel Health Campus and town.

Please don't delay in contacting Julie Fairhead today on 0407 087 855 as this one will not last long.

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This information is 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.