21 Cherrytree Gardens, Stirling

Whilst 21 Cherrytree Gardens has been a cherished and lovingly maintained home for many years, there is now an exciting opportunity for a new family to take up residence in this stunning property located on a peaceful, family-friendly street.

Set on a generous 416sqm green title landholding in one of Perth's most loved suburbs, opposite a charming park, the location is hard to beat. Within easy reach of Karrinyup and Roselea Shopping Centres; only 11km to the city; under 8km to the beach; and easy access to the Stirling Train Station; the property is all about lifestyle and convenience.

This superbly built home is sophisticated, stylish and exudes a peaceful, retreat-style feel. Flexible zones within the home offer great versatility and, if entertaining is what you love to do, then you simply could not ask for more! A spacious alfresco area is complemented by an outdoor spa and afforded privacy by beautifully established trees. This really is an entertainer's dream come true!

The finer details:

Downstairs –
Theatre room (possible 4th bedroom) Chef's kitchen with stone benchtops; stainless steel appliances; and walk-in pantry Open plan dining and living areas Two king sized bedrooms with built-in robes Central bathroom Powder room Large laundry with excellent storage Spacious alfresco area, with timber-lined ceiling
Upstairs –
Study / sitting area Super-sized master bedroom Generous en-suite with double shower and vanities Balcony with uninterrupted park views Sizeable walk-in robe
Further features –
Solid Tasmanian Oak floorboards throughout Alarm system Gas fireplace Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioning Stone bench-tops throughout Under-stair storage Double garage with secure entry to the home
Deserving of your inspection!
Council rates: Approx. S2247 p.a.
Water rates: Approx. $1613 p.a.

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.