1 Acerosa Boulevard, Halls Head, WA, 6210, Australia

Welcome to 1 Acerosa Boulevard, Halls Head, this stunning 4 bedroom 2 bathroom family home is a class above. With open plan living, powered workshop, solar panels, and only meters to the beach.

Homes of this quality do not come up often, so get in quick before its too late.

Summary of key features for 1 Acerosa Boulevard, Halls Head include;
Gorgeous 4 bedroom 2 bathroom family home
Large 3 phase powered workshop with direct street access
Solar panels approx. 6.8kw
Open plan kitchen, dining, lounge, bar and bar/games area
Lovely spacious kitchen with 900ml oven and stove top with rangehood
Built in microwave and coffee machine
Double fridge recess
Fisher & Paykel double draw dishwasher
Walk in pantry
Breakfast bar
Lovely dining with a beautiful feature crystal chandelier
Bar with bar area perfect for a pool table or games area
King size master bedroom with large walk in robe, gorgeous water feature from bedroom window
Ensuite with double shower, and separate toilet
Theatre room
Study area off the minor bedrooms
In roof storge, with ladder access
3 x queen minor bedrooms, all with built in robes
Lovely modern bathroom
Spacious laundry with built in bench and cupboards
Reverse cycle air-con
Gorgeous double French door entry
Alarm system with CCTV
Quality flooring, blinds and lights
Fully fenced in with quality fencing, and amazing gate feature on the front gate
2 grassed areas for the kids to play, or for pets
Lovely entertaining area, to watch the beautiful sunsets
Outdoor shower
Double brick/tile
Built in 2009 on a 550m2 block
Fantastic location, only meters to the beach
Walking distance to IGA, Spill the beans café, parks, schools and public transport

To view this stunning family home, call Jess Ryder from The Agency today.

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.