3 Belvoir Parkway

Darch WA 6065

An assortment of exotic fruit trees (around 30) grace the low-maintenance gardens also, including passionfruit, strawberries, papaya, dwarf peach, kaffir lime and pomegranate, just to name a few. Back inside, the minor bedrooms are all carpeted for comfort and boast mirrored built-in wardrobes, whilst the main bathroom is brilliant in its simplicity and comprises of a separate bath tub and shower to cater for everybody's personal needs.
Stroll to Wicklow Park just metres away from your lined portico entry deck, enjoy a short commute to fantastic schools (Kingsway Christian College, Ashdale Primary School and Ashdale Secondary College), The Kingsway Tavern and shopping at both Darch Plaza and Kingsway City Shopping Centre, walk to the new Bunnings hardware store nearby and indulge in a close proximity to public transport and sprawling local parklands, including Kingsway Regional Sporting Complex and all of its outstanding facilities. Talk about unique!
Other features include, but are not limited to:
Remote-controlled double garage with rear access via sectional roll-a-door, a side storage area and internal shopper's entry via the kitchen
Carpeted to master bedroom suite with a double shower, twin vanities and toilet in its private ensuite bathroom
Gas-bayonet heating in the main living area
Tiled laundry with full-length linen storage and outdoor access
Separate 2nd toilet
Feature LED down lighting
Ducted and zoned reverse-cycle air-conditioning system
Security alarm system
Artificial turf
Subsurface rainwater reticulation system - an eco-sac water-storage system with three 1.1m x 4m rainwater sacs located under the alfresco decking, used to reticulate the back garden beds, back lawns, toilets, washing machine, laundry sink and external tap (run by a rain-bank pump, also located under the decking)
Eco friendly grey-water system - an aquarius domestic system that collects from the showers, sinks, washing machine and bath. The tank is stored under the front lawn with an access hatch to the filter system for easy servicing. Once filtered, the grey water is used on the front garden beds, making them totally self-sufficient by automatically passing through the filters and filling the tank as you use it. The tank has a sensor on it that is connected to the switch at the front door, so when switched on it will automatically water when full, until it drops below the level of the tank sensor.
Other fruit - and vegetable - plants in the backyard include grafted Kensington Pride mango, grafted avocado, dwarf mulberry, green Granny Smith apples, bananas, figs, Indian curry leaf, pineapple guava, olives, rosemary, sweet potato, basil, kale and chilli
Rheem gas hot water system (with water-temperature controls)
Easy-care 584sqm (approx.) block
Built in 2007