31 Trifund Court, Merriwa WA 6030

If you are looking for SPACE then this is the home for you. A large family home with potential for a second floor. This home built in 1989.

Features:
Entrance Hall
Master Bedroom with WIR & Ensuite
3 Large Bedrooms 2 with BIR
Large Kitchen with Plenty of Bench Space &
Westinghouse Gas Stove Top and Gas Oven
Dining Room
Formal Lounge
Games Room
Family Bathroom
Laundry Room
Alfresco
Double Garage
Spacious Shed with Single Phase Power
Double Carport
702m2 Block
Easy to maintain Garden

Extras
Split System Air-conditioner
7 Seater Under Ground Spa
Large Enclosed Garden

Merriwa is primarily residential, but does contain some shopping and retail facilities. It relies on Clarkson and the nearby regional city of Joondalup for most other commercial and public services.
The Merriwa Plaza, within the Quinns Beach Estate area, accommodates a major Supa IGA supermarket branch, two bottle shops, a Chicken Treat branch and a local hardware store. In the north is a Gull service station, along with several other small shops and take-away restaurants. Near the Supa IGA is the Merriwa Tavern, a pub and restaurant that serves as the hub for nightlife in the suburb. Six large parks are scattered throughout the suburb, many with additional sporting facilities. Addison Park features clubrooms and a function hall, while Dalvik Park leads onto the Alkimos Baptist College campus. Also nearby is the Jenolan Way Community Centre that is used for its function rooms and offices. Brighton Beach Medical Centre in northern Merriwa provides medical services to the suburb's residents. Within the vicinity is a St John ambulance station, opened in 2008. Merriwa contains one primary school, Merriwa Primary School, catering for the whole suburb from Kindergarten to Year 7. Located on the same campus is the Merriwa Education Support Centre, specializing in education for intellectually disabled children. Senior Merriwa students fall into the Clarkson Community High School catchment area.
A private school is also located on Dalvik Park in the centre of the suburb, which was known as Kingsway Christian College up until 2007 when it closed down. The campus remained vacant for the next three years until re-opening as Alkimos Baptist College, a private Baptist primary school for children from Kindergarten to Year 8. The staff and students of the college are expected to eventually move to a brand new, purpose-built facility in Alkimos in the future. The nearest railway station to Merriwa is Clarkson station immediately south, which provides a rail link to the Perth CBD via the Joondalup line. The suburb is also served by the 483 bus route, running from Butler to Clarkson railway station