38 Malba Crescent

Dianella WA 6059

Set on a spacious 926sqm block in a highly sought after family friendly location, this architect-designed home effortlessly combines luxurious features and thoughtful floor plan, making it perfect for those with a growing family or seeking MULTI-GENERATIONAL living.From the moment you arrive, the circle driveway and cedar-lined portico create an impressive entrance, setting the tone for the sophistication within. Inside, interconnected living spaces provide versatility for both entertaining and everyday family living.The expansive open-plan kitchen, dining, and family room serve as the heart of the home, with marble-topped benches and premium appliances. Step into your private garden oasis featuring a sparkling pool, a resort-style alfresco area with a built-in BBQ, a tranquil water feature, and a relaxing spa.Downstairs, a zoned floor plan provides flexibility for multi-generational living, featuring three king-sized bedrooms with built-in robes, two of which include private ensuites and adjoining study.Upstairs, the stylish primary suite boasts a private balcony with stunning city views, a spa ensuite, his-and-hers walk-in robes.Ideally located for ultimate convenience, just moments from WA Golf Course, Breckler Park, and Sutherland Primary School, it's also a short drive to Dianella Plaza and Terry Tyzak Aquatic Centre.Enjoy easy access to the Mt Lawley Cafe Strip, while city-bound buses make commuting to the Perth CBD effortless.Key Features:- Architect-designed by Yael K, built by Mario Carbone- Motion sensor security / solar PV system- Double-sided fireplace between lounge and dining- Loft access and space for additional storage- Bore / fully reticulated / maintained gardens / 70-year-old peppermint tree - Additional parking for caravan / boatDisclaimer: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.