12 Cruentas Way, Halls Head, WA, 6210, Australia

June Robertson is excited to present this gorgeous, well presented home with a distinctly coastal feel which is situated on a very low maintenance block in Seascapes.

It's been beautifully decorated in neutral tones to capture that "beachy" theme. There's a small park diagonally across the road and it's approximately 300m to the beach. The Seascapes village shops which include the very popular Spill the Beans Cafe, Chinese restaurant and IGA plus kids play park are all a short stroll away (just over 650 metres).

Having been recently repainted and with new carpets, this home just screams LIFESTYLE... It has great street appeal, hybrid floors, plantation shutters, split Reverse Cycle air conditioning in the open plan living, meals and kitchen area and bedrooms, and a lovely, private alfresco area to the rear. You will love cooking in the kitchen which boasts a double door pantry, dishwasher, new 900mm electric oven, new range hood and 5 burner gas cooktop.

Other Property Features Include:

* 3 bedrooms, master suite with plantation shutters, a vogue ensuite with a Newberry bath, huge shower, separate toilet plus a big walk-in robe.
* Separate 2nd modern bathroom.
* All bedrooms have quality carpets.
* Open plan kitchen with Essa stone bench tops, plumbed fridge recess, 900mm stainless steel cooking appliances, dishwasher, island bench, overhead cupboards & double sink
* Walk in linen press in the laundry.
* Split system air conditioners in all bedrooms
* Double garage with shopper's entrance.
* Lovely alfresco area.
* Retic.

This home is an opportunity not to be missed.

It will sell fast! - call June Robertson on 0417 662 334 to arrange an inspection today!

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