Located on a 1337 sqm block, in this lovely family-friendly neighbourhood, this property offers an exceptional lifestyle opportunity within 30 minutes from Perth CBD and with walking distance to great schools, transport and the town centre of Kalamunda. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to secure your future in one of the most desirable locations in the Perth Hills. 4 bedroom 2 bathroom residence Fantastic functional floor plan offering an excellent separation of spaces Main bedroom with built-in robes, private ensuite with bath and walk-through robe Large, queen-sized 2nd/3rd/4th bedrooms Bath and shower to the main family bathroom with a separate toilet Spacious open plan kitchen and dining complete with timber cabinetry and tile splashback 2 living areas, 1 with access to the patio Laundry with access to the outside Reverse cycle air conditioning, ceiling fans Split system air-conditioning to main bedroom Expansive outdoor entertaining area, complete with covered alfresco, bricked terrace and timber decking specially cut to pool dimensions Large backyard with garden gazebo, storage shed, water tank, low maintenance gardens and various fruit trees Solar panels Carport with remote control door and lots of room for parking / caravan / boat Manual reticulation to majority of garden 1972 brick and tile built 1337 sqm block with 20m frontage Unbeatable location for family, with quiet neighbourhood and local traffic only Close to great schools, transport and the town centre of Kalamunda 30 minutes to Perth - 15 min to Airports – 10 minutes to High Wycombe Train Station – 10 minutes to Bickley Valley This beautifully maintained and well-presented residence which is much loved by the current owners is sure to appeal. For further information, please call Susanne Broido 0499 770 237 Disclaimer: 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.