11 Dawesville Road, Dawesville, WA, 6211, Australia

This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom cedar and iron-built home sits on a spacious 1,012 sqm block, with a 22.3m frontage and is just 500m from the beautiful Estuary foreshore and 100m from the local Shops.

The open-plan layout offers comfort year-round with a split reverse cycle air conditioning. The kitchen features a dishwasher, island bench and a large walk-in pantry and ample cabinetry.

Each bedroom is generously sized and the master bedroom comes with a ceiling fan, a large walk-in robe and an ensuite bathroom.

Enjoy the below-ground pool with a Jarra wood deck around, that was fitted 4 months ago, perfect for family relaxation during the warmer months. A mini fruit tree orchard behind the pool adds a touch of nature to your backyard retreat.

The property provides ample parking, a sealed bitumen driveway and enough space to park a boat or caravan, plus full-size side access to the impressive 9m x 5m powered workshop.

Next to the workshop is an additional 6m x 4m detached games room / man cave / teenager retreat with split reverse cycle air conditioning.

With 25 solar panels and a solar hot water system, this home is both energy-efficient and cost-effective, making it perfect for comfortable and sustainable living.

The local boat ramp is only 700m away and a 5 minutes' drive to the local primary schools. The local IGA shopping centre with Bottle Shop, Cafe and Pharmacy is only a hop, skip and jump away.

Features:

• 1012 sqm block
• 2 split reverse cycle air conditioning
• Below ground pool
• 25 solar panels
• Gated side access with concrete drive
• 9m x 5m powered workshop
• 6m x 4m detached games room
• Ample parking space

Don't miss out - call John on 0405 265 917 today!

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