20 Ryan Way, Lesmurdie, WA 6076

Joel Mitton from Centrepoint Realty has the absolute pleasure to present to the Lesmurdie market this beautifully presented and expansive 4-bedroom and 2-bathroom family residence.

This home presents a unique lifestyle opportunity for one fortunate family, set in one of Lesmurdie's most sought-after neighbourhoods in a cul-de-sac! Situated on a generous 1,329 sqm (approx.) block, the home features a well-designed floor plan with distinct zones for privacy and an ideal fusion of indoor and outdoor living spaces, perfect for year-round entertaining.

The property boasts a diverse range of fruit trees, adding a touch of nature's bounty to your backyard. Included are Lemon, Mandarin, Fig, Nectarine and Mulberry and more! Imagine plucking fresh fruit from your very own garden, creating delicious and healthy treats for you and your family. Additionally, there is a large area artificially turfed where children can play freely, and adults can relax in the serenity of the outdoors.

Property features :
- Master bedroom with WIR and renovated En-suite
- 3 secondary bedrooms all with robes
- Refreshed kitchen with 900mm SMEG oven
- Multiple living spaces
- Large undercover alfresco to the rear
- Engineered Black Butt flooring throughout living areas
- Ducted Evaporated Air-conditioning throughout with Split systems in both the living area and master bedroom
- 3KW Solar System
- Double lock up garage
- Drive through access to 7.5m x 9m powered workshop to the rear
- Established vegetable gardens
- Established fruit trees including Lemon, Mandarin, Fig, Nectarine and Mulberry
- Reticulation throughout front and rear of property

Council Rates - TBA
Water Rates - $422.98

For more information or to arrange a private viewing, please call Joel Mitton on 0415 636 585

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.