Farm Sold - WA - Kalamunda - 6076 - Acreage Living in the Hills (Image 2)

37 King Road Kalamunda WA 6076

Sold $725,000

3 1 12

Property Type Other (Rural)
Land area approx 4028.00sqm
Region Lower West
Carports 2
Uncovered Carspaces 10

Tags: Workshop Shed Lifestyle

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Acreage Living in the Hills

On this 4028 sqm block, located in a prime and private Kalamunda location, so close to the town centre, this charming cottage style home is offering an amazing lifestyle opportunity embracing the best of rural living and urban convenience just about 30 minutes away from Perth CDB.

3 bedroom 1 bathroom residence
Two of the three bedrooms have built in robes
Stunning glass retro doors to the third bedroom
Modern bathroom with a separate bath and shower recess
Country kitchen with breakfast bar
Gas cooktop, electric oven and dishwasher.
Open plan kitchen and dining with access to the patio
Dining and or family room with wood heater and reverse cycle air conditioner
Separate lounge room at the rear of the home
Laundry with separate toilet
Ducted evaporative air conditioning
Polished Jarrah floors
Huge elevated deck and skillion patio
Carport and plenty of room for parking / caravan / boat / workshop
Powered shed
Brick & tile home built in 1968
Corner user friendly block with dual access (King and Stanhope Road)
Walking distance to Kalamunda township, Reserves and Jorgenson Park
30 minutes drive to Perth CDB - 15 minutes to Airports

This stunning residence has to be seen to be fully appreciated.

For further information, please call Susanne Broido on 0499 770 237

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.