31 Schmitt Road, Kalamunda

Situated on a stunning level landscaped and manicured 3782 sqm block is this beautiful property located within a casual stroll to Kalamunda village. Boasting a top quality residence only 10 years young, designed by the current owners and built by renowned builders "Highbury Homes". Gorgeous entertaining areas, below ground pool and side access to a powered shed are just a few features that this rare offering provides to complete the perfect family package located in one of, If not the best street addresses in Kalamunda.

4 bedroom 2 bathroom exquisite residence (10 years young)
Owner designed & built by renowned builders Highbury Homes
Situated on a magnificently level landscaped 3782 sqm's
Positioned well off the road to ensure privacy & great street appeal
Double sided access to rear of property & powered shed
Eastern States blackbutt timber floors & high ceilings
Large luxurious master suite with full bathroom ensuite
Other bedrooms are of large proportion with robes
Spacious open plan kitchen, dining and living area
Formal lounge or sitting room with ornate featured gas fire
Generous sized games room or separate theatre room
Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning throughout the home
Lovely and private outdoor alfresco and entertaining
Inviting below ground pool with feature decked area
Extensive two level lush verdant lawns - great for kids & pets
Stacks of extra secure ancillary parking for boat, caravan or vehicles
Walking distance to central Kalamunda village, tennis club & oval
Close to Jorgenson Park (Dog lovers dream) & Bibbulmun Track
Within 35 minutes to Perth - 15 minutes to both Airports
Where luxury and refined elegance combines with the perfect location

For more information or to arrange a private viewing, please call
PATRICK HARPER - 0413 440 107

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