16 Lachlan Road

Thornlie WA 6108

Built in 1975 on 751m2, this brick and tile home, offers views to the leafy green estate from many angles of the home. The front of the home also has its own Gazebo, water feature and garden beds. A double carport sits next to this with a powered shed alongside.

Come into the entrance of the home where you will find a lovely sitting room which extends out to the gorgeous gable patio where more character is found with a wooden swing to sit back and read a book. Further along is another seated area offering loads of space for the kids to run and play.

Through to the U shaped kitchen, where you will find more views to the gazebo, breakfast bar, plenty of bench and cupboard space and access to the laundry. The open plan area could be used for a large dining table or another seated area.

Head up the jarrah stairs where you will find raked ceilings to all the bedrooms. Each room has its own character, all with split system air conditioners. The master bedroom has a walk in robe and renovated bathroom. The minor rooms have access to the second bathroom which has a seperate toilet. Another toilet can also be found downstairs.

On the third level you will find a small attic with attached ladder for access. This could be used for storage or as in the past has been used as a cubby house for the kids to retreat to.

Other features include
Bore reticulation (Crestwood Bore)
Below ground pool (Crestwood Pool)
3 Reverse Cycle airconditioners plus an extra wall unit
Wood fire
Instant Gas HWS
Fan to the master bedroom
Private gated access to the Crestwood parklands
Loads of room for parking
Located
170m to Thornlie Senior High School
1.3km to Forest Lakes Shopping Centre
750m to Sacred Heart Primary School
2.3km to Spencer Road Medical Centre

Call Amanda on 0417 985 190 to view this home by private viewing only

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.