6 Hudsbeth Way

Margaret River WA 6285

Designed for family living, this well-presented four-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers space, privacy and everyday comfort in a highly convenient Margaret River location. Positioned on a 526m corner block with rear vehicle access and an enclosed backyard, the home is perfectly suited to families or owner-occupiers seeking a practical yet inviting lifestyle.The thoughtfully designed floor plan maximises natural light and functionality, with a spacious open-plan living area forming the heart of the home. Featuring a recessed ceiling and seamless flow to the outdoors via sliding doors, this space opens onto a decked veranda, ideal for entertaining or relaxed family living. The open-plan kitchen is well equipped with a gas cooktop (brand new), electric oven, dishwasher, and generous storage, making it both functional and family-friendly. A flexible front room offers the option of a home office, playroom or second lounge, catering to modern living needs.Accommodation includes four well-proportioned bedrooms, all with built-in robes. The master suite enjoys direct access to the decked veranda and features a walk-in robe and an open ensuite with a tiled shower and separate toilet. The remaining bedrooms are serviced by a well-appointed second bathroom with bath and shower, plus a separate toilet.Additional features include reverse-cycle air conditioning, solar and freshly laid carpets . The gardens are low-maintenance and there is a good size garden shed and side access.Located directly opposite Rapids Landing Primary School, this home offers outstanding convenience in a family-friendly neighbourhood. A quality home in a strong Margaret River location, ready to move into and enjoy.Please call Tim Beeson from The Agency Margaret River to arrange an inspection.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.