Set on a 1,325sqm block, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers genuine flexibility, whether that's a growing family, a caravan and boat owner, or simply a buyer wanting single-level living within one of Albany's most tightly held addresses. Perched on the slopes of Mount Clarence with a northern outlook, the home enjoys sweeping views across the Porongurup and Stirling Ranges, glimpses of Oyster Harbour and King George Sound, and a location just 950 metres from York Street's cafes and shops. The classic design results in a warm, light-filled interior with generous proportions and a real sense of ease.
Features
- Kitchen with Westinghouse stove, two ovens and corner pantry
- Open plan family and meals area with expansive windows
- Formal lounge with gas log fire and separate dining room
- Main suite with walk-in robe and ensuite with bath
- Three further bedrooms with robes, one suited as a nursery
- Family bathroom with grab rails, and three toilets in total
- Cabana under the main roof with an elevated outlook
- Large double garage with Jarrah workbench and shelving
- Two driveways, one ideally for caravan and boat parking
- Ducted vacuuming and a monitored security alarm system
- Double brick construction with deep Federation style cornices
- Water wise native gardens with natural granite outcrops
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