60 Pimelia Drive, Margaret River

Embrace the opportunity with this modern family home, an exceptional find for families, first-time homeowners, investors and those seeking to upsize. This stylish, light-filled residence, completed in 2020, offers immediate occupancy without the delay of an extended build, presenting a unique canvas for those eager to impart their personal touch on the 876m2 parcel of land.

Designed for functionality and comfort, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom home seamlessly integrates expansive open-plan living areas with a purpose-built home theatre, ensuring both daily family life and entertainment are catered to with ease. The well-equipped kitchen, featuring stone benchtops, a 900mm oven and a walk-in pantry/scullery provides a central hub for culinary adventures, complemented by extensive storage options throughout the property.

Ducted air conditioning maintains a pleasant climate year-round, while the main living area extends onto an alfresco with treetop views. The master suite is generous in size, complete with an ample walk-in robe and a sizeable ensuite boasting double basins.

Outdoors, the yet to be landscaped grounds awaits a creative hand, presenting a blank canvas for green thumbs to sculpt their dream haven, with plenty of space for a shed or children's play area. Additionally, the property includes a two-car garage, a water tank and is conveniently located with easy access to local bushland and primary school.

This home is an unparalleled opportunity to invest in your future, offering all the modern conveniences of recent construction and the promise of a lifestyle of comfort, ease, and elegance. Don't miss the chance to secure your piece of Margaret River's sought-after real estate.

To arrange an inspection please call Tim Beeson from The Agency Margaret River.

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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.