66 Widgee Road

Noranda WA 6062

Step inside and discover a home where space, character and versatility come together effortlessly. Beautifully presented throughout and framed by an attractive feature fountain at the front of the property, this expansive three-bedroom residence offers an exceptional lifestyle for growing families, avid entertainers, or anyone seeking room to move. Beyond the welcoming entrance, a stunning open-plan kitchen, living and meals area forms the heart of the home, showcasing rich solid timber flooring, a striking feature brick wall, stylish downlights and split-system reverse-cycle air conditioning. The well-appointed kitchen is equipped with a cooktop, rangehood, oven and pantry, while the adjoining dining space is warmed by a charming solid fuel stove, creating the perfect setting for family meals and cosy winter evenings.Designed with entertaining and everyday living in mind, the home unfolds into an impressive family room that provides a seamless extension of the living space. Featuring tiled flooring, exposed beams, dual-aspect windows and another beautiful feature brick wall, this inviting area is flooded with natural light and enjoys direct access to the alfresco and patio area through sliding doors. A separate lounge room offers yet another generous living zone, complete with plush carpeting, downlights, split-system reverse-cycle air conditioning, two large windows and your very own built-in bar, the ultimate space for hosting family and friends. The formal dining room is perfectly positioned nearby, while the accommodation wing offers three comfortable bedrooms, all with ceiling fans and soft carpeting. The main bedroom is a private retreat featuring built-in robes and split-system air conditioning. Completing the home is a family bathroom with bath, a separate WC, and a practical internal laundry with external access.Outside, the expansive covered patio and private alfresco area provide the ideal setting for year-round entertaining, weekend barbecues and relaxed evenings outdoors. The property is further enhanced by two mango trees, adding a wonderful touch of greenery and seasonal enjoyment. An enclosed carport, three garden sheds, a bore for easy garden maintenance and ample parking for multiple vehicles ensure functionality is just as impressive as the home's generous proportions. Perfectly positioned for convenience, this home is moments from Kirkpatrick Reserve and Robert Thompson Reserve, Hawaiian's Noranda Shopping Centre, and just a short drive to Noranda Primary School. With easy access to Reid Highway, commuting is a breeze, while Perth CBD is only a short drive away. Public transport options are also within easy reach, making this an outstanding opportunity to enjoy a lifestyle of comfort, space and connectivity.Features include:- Beautifully presented 3-bedroom home- Large open-plan kitchen, living and meals zone- Multiple living and entertaining areas- Character feature brick walls throughout- Well-equipped kitchen with cooktop, rangehood, oven and pantry- Dining area with charming solid fuel stove- Living area with split-system reverse-cycle air conditioning- Expansive family room with exposed beams and alfresco access- Separate lounge room with built-in bar- Formal dining room- Built-in robes to main bedroom- Ceiling fans to all bedrooms- Internal laundry with external access- Separate WC- Generous alfresco and patio entertaining area- Two mango trees on the property- Three garden sheds, two with power connected- Enclosed single carport with space for additional vehicles- Bore water- Close to parks, schools, shopping and public transport- Easy access to Reid Highway and Perth CBDCouncil Rates: $2,128 p.a.Water Rates: $1,276 p.a.Find out your property's worth today by contacting Paul Holdsworth on 0407 081 050 or Dante Holdsworth on 0421 672 695.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.