Situated within a whisper-quiet, elevated cul de sac to capitalise on stunning ocean views, this superb four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence affords executive family living across two-floors with a collection of impressive indoor and outdoor spaces.

Conveniently located in a fantastic Hillarys pocket, the property is within walking distance of St Mark’s Anglican Community School, Westfield Whitford City and plenty of parkland and green open-space. The ocean is a stone’s throw away, plus countless other amenities including local schools, shops and services.

Step inside and experience the palatial atmosphere created by high-ceilings and shining porcelain floors, unravelling to a split-level formal lounge and dining room headlined by exquisite chandelier lighting.

Bamboo timber floors add warmth to the open-living, where a gourmet kitchen, complete with shining granite benchtops and quality, stainless-steel appliances will have the resident chef salivating.
Outdoors, a fantastic cedar-lined, all-weather alfresco is met with the tranquillity of a water-feature whilst overlooking the glistening below-ground pool.

With a degree of privacy and separation from the other rooms, the ground-floor master boasts a generous walk-in robe, plus a fully-tiled en suite, with luxury finishes including a corner spa-bath and a double stone vanity. The remaining bedrooms occupy the second floor, each sized to accommodate your family no matter the age or stage, with deluxe walk-in robes.

More Features:
• Formal lounge & dining
• Theatre lounge
• Ground-floor master – WIR, fully-tiled en suite
• Upstairs living
• Bedrooms 2 & 3 with ocean views and WIR, bedroom 4 with WIR
• Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning
• Reticulated gardens
• Alfresco with café blinds
• Below-ground pool
• Ample storage – under staircase, walk-in linen

This information is provided for general information and marketing 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.