22 Hawkesbury Retreat, Atwell

A lovely family home with tranquil view of Freshwater Reserve Conservation Area.

All offers presented 2nd December 2020 4pm, unless sold prior.

We have a perfectly placed kitchen that overlooks the spacious family room, meals and games room boasting a light, bright and friendly atmosphere, and high ceilings. This in turn seamlessly flows out to the beautiful patio entertaining and pool area, making it the ideal spot to entertain. The kitchen features ample bench space, hotplate, wall oven, double sink, corner pantry, side-by-side fridge recess and convenient shopper's entrance.

There is a cosy separate lounge/dining, and the roomy master suite is finished off with a walk-in robe and ensuite with spacious shower.

There is also three additional generously proportioned bedrooms to the rear of your new home, in this wing you will also find the laundry and the second crisp, clean second bathroom.

The easy-care backyard features a lovely, pitched patio, extensive paving and below ground pool, together with the bonus of a sizeable, powered garden shed.
Atwell Primary School is just a stone's throw away and Atwell College is within walking distance, so this home is fantastic for a family with the added advantage of an easy-care lifestyle.

Completing this home is ducted evaporative air-conditioning, a double garage, and the Atwell bus route close by to shoot you up to Gateway Shopping Centre or Cockburn Railway station in no time.

A home worth looking at for anyone buying for the first time, investors or those looking for more space than they have right now.

Don't miss out, give Nicola Stacey a call on 0407 772 206 to arrange a viewing

* Home open times are subject to change without notification. Please check the inspection schedule on the day of the home open **
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