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A Quality Construction

Nestled in a quiet cul de sac, this quality constructed home was built by the builder Robert Holl, who is probably best described as the Webb Brown – Neaves of his day. It has clay roof tiles, timber door frames, timber skirting boards and is a rock solid family home.
Quite rustic in nature with super high ceilings and windows in the massive sunken lounge, that overlooks the lush green reticulated front garden with views of the park. From the kitchen, family room and huge sheltered pitched rear patio, there are sweeping views towards the lights of the Carine Public Open Space. There is a formal dining room and a meals area in the kitchen also.

The main bedroom overlooks the rear patio and can be accessed via a sliding door. It has large double built in robes and a huge en suite bathroom as well. The other three bedrooms are all a good size and have large built in robes too. A super bonus is that the laundry is one of the biggest ones I've seen, with heaps of cupboards and storage space.
Externally there is a sunken garden area at the rear of the back yard, that is well sheltered from the Fremantle doctor, and gets the warmth of the Winter sun. The double garage is long and wide and has plenty of room to put an extra work bench or house the trusty old lawn mower. There is also a good sized store room with double doors and a bench for all the tools of the handyman.

From the park opposite you can see the city lights and watch the fireworks on Australia Day. The beautiful tall trees offer shade for the family when playing at the park, and the added benefit of shading the home from the afternoon sun on those long hot Summer days.

To view for a private inspection, even after hours on week days, call Terry Hardie today on 0411 49 062.

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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.