10 Greenwood Avenue, Margaret River

Introducing an exceptional opportunity for first home buyers, families, investors, and those seeking the allure of a practically new residence in a stunning Margaret River location. This contemporary three-bedroom, two-bathroom gem is designed for low maintenance living without compromising on style or quality.

Built in 2022, the property presents in immaculate condition, and its proximity to a picturesque bush reserve ensures a sense of tranquility and connection with nature. The open plan living and dining area offers a generous space for relaxation and entertaining, complemented by polished concrete floors and a cosy fireplace.

All bedrooms are fitted with built-in robes and a walk in for the main, with stylish modern bathrooms promised to impress. The true heart of the home, however, is the superb chef's kitchen, boasting stone benchtops, an island breakfast bar, ample storage in the scullery, and a 900mm electric oven with a gas cooktop. Also with well located windows to watch over the children whilst cooking.

Step outside to the timber deck alfresco area – perfect for enjoying the great outdoors in style – and appreciate the beautifully established lawns and garden that provide a safe play area for children.

Additional highlights include a double garage with internal access and ample parking spaces, a potential healthy rental return, and a wealth of nearby walking trails to explore. The property is also conveniently located close to schools and the vibrant town centre, ensuring everything you need is within easy reach.

Don't miss this outstanding chance to jump the queue and secure a modern, near-new home in a highly sought-after Margaret River neighbourhood.

Please contact Tim Beeson from The Agency Margaret River to organise an inspection.

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.