16 Dale Drive, Gooseberry Hill, WA, 6076, Australia

Situated on one of the finest blocks in the Perth Hills, this Frank Young-designed home is simply superb! Taking inspiration from the shape of tree leaves, the unique suspended design embraces the stunning outlook over the branch of the Nestle Brae Creek which traverses the property. Majestic granite boulders and exquisite native and tropical gardens provide the perfect backdrop for a home of such rarity. This beautiful sanctuary is sure to appeal to the buyer who appreciates class and quality.

Some of the features to love:
4 bedroom and 2 bathroom solar passive residence
Magnificent established gardens with central winter Brook
Panoramic city views from aspects of the property including the "Sunset Seat"
Stunning open plan family and dining room with equally stunning outlook
Chefs kitchen with quality appliances
Spacious separate lounge (currently used as a playroom) with bifold doors to deck
Master suite with newly renovated bathroom
Quaint "mini-apartment" on the top level with bunk and kitchenette
Designer imported lighting throughout and highest quality window finishes
Choice of two al fresco entertaining decks and garden seats throughout the property
Extensive boardwalks which comply to Australian standards for disabled access
External access to self-contained master bedroom wing (ideal for Air BnB)
Double automatic garage with extra workshop area
Fully reticulated gardens and raised vegetable beds
Ducted and split system air conditioning and slow combustion wood fire
Undercroft or studio/potting area with sink and hot/cold water

Please note that a selection of the photos were taken during the winter season to show the creek running.


For more information or to arrange to view please contact LINDA SMITH - 0402 641 022

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.