3 Dais Street, Dianella, WA, 6059, Australia

Absolutely all offers presented 1/08/2024

Welcome to 3 Dais Street, Dianella, a distinguished 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom family home built in 1990. This residence showcases a bold, all white exterior and is set on a generous 719m2 corner block, featuring a double garage and a private pool.

The expansive layout is designed for luxurious family living, with air conditioning throughout. the well appointed kitchen, equipped with a new 4-burner gas cooktop, dishwasher, oven/microwave, and ample cupboard space. The living areas include a formal dining room, a dedicated theatre area, a versatile lounge & living room, a meals area, and seperate study.

The primary bedroom suite offers a private sanctuary with a walk-in robe and an ensuite featuring a spa bath and shower. The three additional bedrooms, all with built-in robes, share a well-equipped main bathroom, ideal for family needs.

Adding to the property's appeal is a freestanding studio with its own kitchen and ensuite, perfect for guests, extended family, or a private retreat. Outdoor living is equally impressive, with a large pool providing the perfect place for the warmer months.

Also outside is home to an incredible citrus grove/garden with many mature fruit trees ensuring a bounty of produce throughout the year.

Situated in the highly sought after suburb of Dianella, this home is ideally located close to excellent schools such as Dianella Secondary College and Sutherland Dianella Primary School. Enjoy the convenience of nearby shopping centres and recreational facilities, making everyday living a breeze.

This is an extremely unique home waiting for the perfect family to make it their own.

Built in 1990
Land: 719m2 R20
Council Rates: $2,390.14 P/A
Estimated Rental Return: $1300 P/W

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