9 Lowanna Way, City Beach WA 6015

AS-NEW FOREVER FAMILY HOME
SWEEPING OCEAN VIEWS
METRES FROM COAST RESERVE

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Think quick for this contemporary family home on a landholding approaching a traditional quarter-acre with fantastic ocean views and sought after north/south orientation. Footsteps from the dunes with unimpeded views across the coast reserve, this large family home sits in pride of place at top one of the higher hilltops down by the Old Central City Beach Waterfront.

Of multigenerational proportions the home has an expansive and flexible floorplan including a fully self-contained apartment in one wing of the house.

Sprawling across a 941 sqm allotment with an extra-wide frontage the home is bathed in North light and has great ocean views from many vantage points.

The majority of this home was built brand new from scratch in recent years with all portions from the previous home completely refurbished and modernised throughout at the same time.

A central chef's kitchen integrates with multiple living zones and is great for entertainers. A wall of bi-folds open to an undercover alfresco area has an all-weather cedar lined roof, outdoor kitchen facilities and a pizza oven. An adjacent Koi pond was built to be versatile and so that it can be converted to a plunge pool - this can be done at the seller's expense as part of a contract. The master suite and parent's retreat are secluded on the first floor. Both are generous in size and flow onto a wrap-around balcony overlooking the ocean.

In the 1920's an exciting new beachside suburb was designed to create a seaside playground for the people of Perth City. Centred around a "double beachfront" connected by an oceanfront promenade and focusing on futuristic design principals of the Garden Cities Movement, the planning embraced way out concepts for the time such as night floodlighting for the beachfront and public music systems on the beach. Building commenced in the 1930's and "Old Central City Beach" was born. 7 streets in total, Lowanna Way, which is now a quiet cul-de-sac, was once one of the main access routes to the water's edge.

This region has on average some of the largest blocks in the suburb spread out amongst the remnants of ancient coastal Tuart Forrest, and following the undulation of the natural coastal sand dune typography. The size and location of these wonderful old blocks has ensured bold and quality development and redevelopment in this precinct throughout the decades.

A wonderful opportunity for you and your family to embark upon your whisper-quiet new seaside lifestyle, in a beautiful "live now", modern home only a "skidaddle" through the sand dune paths to the water's edge.

Life is good here….Welcome to City Beach!