10&12 Coleman Place, Donnybrook, WA 6239

Encompassing two full residential lots on highly sought-after Coleman Place, this serene and sprawling family sanctuary offers a generous total land area of 1,518* sqm.

Providing the perfect foundation for multi-generational family living in the heart of Donnybrook, this prime property is both thoughtfully designed and meticulously maintained.

Offering immense potential to further develop the land, this expansive and beautifully presented realty represents the ultimate opportunity to meet your family's unique needs for years to come.

KEY CHARACTERISTICS
• High-quality 4-bedroom, 2-bathroom home by Country Builders (2008*)
• Smart and stylish 'modern Federation' exterior
• Neutral colour palette, comfortable finishes throughout
• Glorious light-bathed, open-concept living spaces
• Multiple additional flexible-use rooms – theatre, separate lounge, double-desk office
• Luxurious primary suite, spacious secondary bedrooms
• Wonderful 'separation', copious storage options
• Numerous fabulous outdoor-living options – for daily enjoyment and seamless all-weather entertaining!
• Vast and versatile workshop, additional garden shed
• Gorgeous established gardens, immaculately kept

Every practical and aesthetic lifestyle detail has been carefully considered – and finished to a fabulous standard!

With far too many unique and outstanding features to name, this prestigious Donnybrook property is the very epitome of easy, harmonious family living.

Shire of Donnybrook-Balingup Rates 2024/2025:  $2,705.00* pa
Zoning:  Residential R10

Angela Murphy | 0438 310 315 | [email protected]

Buyers Note: All measurements and dollar amounts are approximate only and generally marked with an asterix (*) for reference.  Any boundaries marked on images are offered as a guideline only.  

Buyers should complete their own due diligence, including a visual inspection of the property, prior to making an offer and should not rely on the photographs or written text in this advertisement to make a purchasing decision