43 Deverall Square, Hillarys, WA 6025

Nestled in a quiet, family-friendly pocket of Hillarys, this generously proportioned four-bedroom, two-bathroom home offers an inviting layout, abundant natural light, and a location that places lifestyle front and centre. Set on a 455m² block, this is a home that has been lived in and loved, now ready for its next chapter.

Step inside and discover a home designed for ease and comfort. A spacious front lounge offers separation for quiet evenings or movie nights, while the open-plan kitchen, dining and living area forms the vibrant hub of the home, bathed in sunshine and filled with the kind of warmth that only a well-loved space can offer.

The kitchen is thoughtfully positioned, connecting seamlessly to both indoor and outdoor living zones. Whether it's casual family meals or weekend entertaining, there's a sense of flow that makes everyday life feel effortless. Step outside and you'll find a private backyard with room to breathe, perfect for children, pets, or simply enjoying the breeze under the patio.

Four generously sized bedrooms provide plenty of space for a growing family or guests, including a master suite tucked quietly at the front of the home, complete with a walk-in robe and ensuite. There's also a dedicated laundry, ample storage throughout, and room to personalise over time, should you choose.

While there's scope to enhance and modernise down the track, the foundations here are solid, and the setting is hard to beat. Surrounded by established homes, minutes from beautiful parklands, top schools, vibrant shopping centres and Hillarys Marina, this is a home with soul, in a location that continues to shine.

Move in, take your time, and enjoy all that this welcoming home and its enviable surrounds have to offer.

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