2/13 Georgette Way

Prevelly WA 6285

Entering through the gate, you'll find a large established garden with alfresco dining area, inviting the calm of the outdoors into your everyday life.

Inside you're welcomed by an open plan living and dining area adorned with a high skillion roof that bathes the space in natural light. Flowing from this is a study and a well-appointed modern kitchen, providing plenty of storage. Quality bamboo flooring throughout ties the place together bringing warmth and ease to the home.

An added feature of the house is the clever design separating the main and other bedrooms. The master bedroom offers a walk-through robe leading to a light filled ensuite with a luxurious bath facing a private lush garden. The bedroom itself looks onto a serene garden courtyard accessed via sliding doors.

The remaining two bedrooms are located on the other side of the home. They're separated by their own living/tv area and serviced by the second bathroom making a perfect teenage or guest retreat. They also have access to their own spacious private garden with outdoor hot and cold shower and separate entrance.

As the colder months roll in, a cosy woodfire ensures warmth and ambience, while air conditioning in the bedrooms delivers comfort in the summer.

The fortunate new owners will revel in the easy stroll to the beach, where the whisper of the waves provides an idyllic soundtrack to your days. Despite the tranquillity, you're also walking distance to local café's and bars and 10 minutes from the town centre with a school bus stop mere metres from your front door.

Don't miss your chance to own a slice of this beachside paradise, a timeless haven where memories are waiting to be made.

To organise a private inspection, please contact Tim Beeson from The Agency Margaret River.

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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.