12 Golf Crescent, Northam WA 6401

If you’ve got a big family to accommodate or got lots of furniture and chattels to spread about or simply want room move, then you must take a look at 12 Golf Crescent as it sure won’t cramp your style. It was built in 2013 and has space galore. The first section of the house; the entry hall, carport and study, take advantage of the slightly sloping nature of the land as the floor level is lower than the remainder of the house. This creates a wonderful high ceiling. The study is bigger than normal, almost too big to call a study, more like personal theatre or Mum & Dad’s lounge. It easily lends itself to two desks, chairs, filing cabinets, ie two work stations. Up the steps to the massive open plan kitchen, meals and family area with filled with oodles of natural light through a wide expanse of down-to-floor-level windows. Parents like to cast a watchful eye over their kids at homework time don’t they? Make sure they’re actually doing work and not playing games on their PC. The kids’ activity/study area is raised two steps and in open-plan format, directly in-line and in view from the kitchen. The Main Bedroom with its ensuite, toilet cubicle and robe are tucked just off the activity area. At the rear of the family room are the remaining 3 bedrooms and family bathroom. Slide open the family room door to exit the house onto a long patch of maintenance free imitation lawn and loads of paving. Weeding a back yard will never be a problem. The al fresco dining area over looks the paved and lawned area. Up a few more steps to the raised, paved back yard screened by a Lilly-Pilly hedge that will one day hide the garden shed from view. A big house might use a lot of energy to heat and cool. This property has a 12 panel solar PV array on the roof to generate supplementary power for the reverse cycle ducted air conditioning. There’s also an energy saving solar hot water unit. The block size is 799sqm and is in an elevated section of Fairways Green Estate with a view to the South West side of town. The house is currently occupied by tenants paying $420 per week and the fixed term lease expires 17 Jun 2021. Owner-occupiers, don’t fret. That time will arrive before you know it for vacant posession. Steve Hill and Lara Turnbull are ready, willing and able to take your call to setup a private, by-appointment, inspection.