4 Wilson Place, Two Rocks, WA 6037

Step back in time in this classic early 80s home!

Huge 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home set on a level, elevated 819sqm block in a quiet cul de sac, it offers plenty of space for a family.

From the cute pillared front verandah you step into a tiled entrance hall with a coat cupboard. This opens to a massive loungeroom with picture windows to the garden.

On into the central enormous family and kitchen area with a built in bar and coffered ceiling. There is an additional separate sitting room which could also be a formal dining room or 5th bedroom.

The generous-sized kitchen has a free standing gas range, and a breakfast bar, and  overlooks the sheltered back verandah and fenced pool area.

A long corridor connects all the bedrooms which all have double built-in robes with triple doubles to the master. The master and the rear bedroom both have ensuites, and there is a very roomy laundry and family bathroom all floor to ceiling tiled. Jarrah skirting boards are throughout the home.

Separate to the main house is a free standing games room. Perfect for a den, kid's play room, or a work room. Another walled garden to the rear of the house is an deal location for an orchard and vege garden.

The double garage has ample space for parking and/or storage with a handy, smaller roller door to the rear. There is also room for a caravan or boat .
Hot water is provided by a 3 year old solar hot water system complete with an electric booster.

This home offers privacy and tranquility in a peaceful neighborhood. The interior design is original so may appeal to 70s and 80s devotees. Built in 1981, it is a very large, solid double brick and tile home with generous proportions and is a renovator's delight.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this great property near the sea. 

Call Helen Michael for further information. 0408956117

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