Exquisite Family Home in Prestigious Woodlands Location

Description

Offers presented | 3/07/2023 unless sold prior.

Welcome to 238 Hale Road, Woodlands an exquisitely renovated and tastefully expanded character-filled abode, gracefully situated in the core of Woodlands. Flaunting an impressive near 298 square metres of opulent living space housed within a generous 764 square metre land holding, this property represents the quintessential blend of stylish elegance and hospitable family charm.

As you enter you are immediately embraced by a radiant influx of natural light, courtesy of the home's expansive skylight and floor to ceiling glass stacker doors. The interior design impeccably marries cherished original features with modern enhancements. At the heart of the residence lies an expansive open plan kitchen, living and dining area outfitted with superior fixtures and fittings effortlessly combining indoor and outdoor living.

The home graciously offers four expansive bedrooms, two sophisticated bathrooms, and a plethora of ambient living spaces, impeccably suited for both entertainment and familial communion. The colossal in-ground swimming pool, augmented with meticulously manicured gardens, crafts a tranquil haven for alfresco dining and exterior entertainment.

Commandingly located directly opposite Churchlands Senior High School and within a stone's throw of North Floreat Beach, Jackadder Lake, and Herdsman Lake, this property proffers an unrivalled lifestyle privilege. With esteemed schools merely footsteps away and the beach a casual 3km, this residence serves as the ideal retreat for families seeking to plant their roots in one of Perth's most vied-for suburbs.

P A R T I C U L A R S
Block size - 764m2
Build year - 1978
Council rates - $1,865.05
Water rates - $1,364.02

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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.