12 Gunn Court, Thornlie

Looking for a spacious and beautifully renovated family home in a peaceful, elevated cul de sac location? Look no further than this stunning 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom gem, perfect for a growing family!

As soon as you step inside, you'll be greeted by a large lounge room to the front of the home, providing plenty of space for relaxation and entertaining. The renovated kitchen, complete with stylish stone benches, is sure to impress the home chef, while the upgraded bathroom with a semi frameless shower screen adds a touch of luxury to everyday living.

The real highlight of this property, however, is the versatile rear extension, which can be used as a self-contained studio or games room – the possibilities are endless! And with fresh paint throughout, new carpets, and a secure backyard for your kids and furry friends to play in, this home truly has it all.

Enjoy outdoor living? The patio area is perfect for entertaining friends and family, while the elevated Cul de sac location offers peaceful and private living with the convenience of being close to local amenities including Forest Forum, Lakers Tavern and the Don Russell Performing Arts Centre.

Features:
Rear Studio/Games Room with Water & Gas Connected Brand New Kitchen with Stone Bench Tops & Gas Cooking Sparkling & Upgraded Bathroom Spacious Lounge Room to the Front of the Home New Window Treatments Roller Shutters to the Front of Home 2 x Split System Reverse Cycle Air Cons New Carpets Fresh Paint Mirrored Sliding Robes to the Master Bedroom Extensive Patio area for Outdoor Entertaining 2 x Garden Sheds (1 Powered) for Storage New Carport Roller Door Plenty of excess Parking for Multiple Cars a Boat, Caravan or Trailer

Don't miss your chance to own this stunning family home – contact Rob Vellacott today to arrange a viewing!

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.