3a Klein Street, Karrinyup

This gorgeous 4x3 executive residence is a superb example of contemporary design and has been completed to high specifications throughout. It boasts fabulous Blackbutt floors, super high ceilings in the family living area, extensive plantation shutters and brand-new carpets.

Features include but are not limited to:
4 Bedrooms - Master bedroom & two minor bedrooms upstairs. Guest Bedroom downstairs. 3 Bathrooms plus powder room. Master bedroom offers a huge private balcony overlooking the park, his and hers walk-in robes and an ensuite bathroom with double shower and double basins. The delightful guest bedroom has an ensuite bathroom. The Chef's kitchen boasts granite bench-tops, glass splashback and island bench. The massive open-plan family room, dining area and kitchen overlook the Patio. A very large self-contained theatre room will provide separation for the family. Spacious outdoor entertaining area with cedar ceiling & travertine paving. Private front garden with easy care reticulation. Huge remote-control garage with extra storage area/workshop and access to rear. Spacious laundry. Powder room. Study nook. Daikin reverse-cycle air-conditioning. Alarm & security system.
If you are looking for “lifestyle” in the highly desirable suburb of Karrinyup, don't miss out on this fabulous opportunity to secure your dream home. Beautifully positioned, in a serene location overlooking a spacious reserve, only 1km (10 minute walk) from the recently refurbished and extended entertainment hub at Karrinyup Shopping Centre, with our stunning West coast beaches just a hop, skip and a jump away, this beautiful property is a must see!

Call Team Middleton now to arrange your private viewing…

2km to St Marys Anglican Girls School.
2.5km to Trigg beach.
12km to Perth CBD.

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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.