Lot 67, 35 St Leonards Boulevard, Dayton WA 6055

Step into a world of refined living where every detail has been meticulously crafted to create an exceptional home that redefines the meaning of elegance. This is a stunning 4-Bedroom 2-Bathroom home, with a large Living Area and Family/Dining.

You'll be in a Chefs kitchen heaven in this modern well-equipped custom Kitchen featuring stone bench top with waterfall edges, walk in large pantry with an abundance of cupboard space and spacious bench top with sensor LED lighting.

Separate Games/ Theatre Room with coffered ceiling and feature glass French Door.

Large master bedroom with separate his and hers walking robe with sensor lighting. Large resort style ensuite with double vanity and double shower, separate toilet. 3-Queen size bedrooms with built in robes. Large second bathroom includes double shower and bath with separate powder room.

You will love the Alfresco entertaining area, corner-less stacker doors that open directly to the large back yard. Fully ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning with zone control, security system and alarm.

Some of the features include:

- Grand oversize portico Entry
- Entry Hall
- High 31c Ceiling
- Water filtration system throughout the home
- Built in Microwave oven
- Dishwasher
- Gorgeous flooring and window treatments throughout
- 2x Linen Storage
- Gas Hot Water System
- Double Garage and extra parking to the front
- 496sqm land area
- 223sqm living area total building area 290sqm

Centrally located close to public transport, direct access to Reid Highway, domestic airport within the Swan Valley region, close to wineries restaurants and Shopping Centre.

Call Marko Jovicic to arrange inspections on 0422 089 590.

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