BUILT in 2006 by Scott Green of Mandurah Homes, this residence demonstrates outstanding attention detail with added European flair.
One of its many standout features that also embraces the builder’s vision are the balconies that run the length of the home, taking in estuary and canal views.
The owners said they were still surprised by the views.
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READ NOW“The views are uninterrupted … it is amazing how much you can see,” they said.
It is a surprising home, with a roadside frontage that is quite unassuming and gives the impression of a much smaller home.
But once inside, you are in for a treat and will find yourself immersed in elegance.
In the foyer, you are greeted by quality timber flooring alcoves and a trey ceiling.
Double French doors open to an open living area with canal views.
The kitchen is neatly shaped under a feature bulkhead and floor-to-ceiling, high-gloss black cabinetry makes a striking visual statement.
The cabinetry is juxtaposed perfectly with the highly polished granite benchtops.
The kitchen overlooks a dining area that has a curved, panelled window, which adds elegance and class to the overall area.
There is also a large living area that has sliding glass door access to the balcony with a timber-lined ceiling.
The spacious master suite is luxurious and has private balcony access.
The ensuite is simply stunning in its design and takes you away to Italy with its pillared entrance, floor-to-ceiling tiles, polished stone vanity and raised oval spa bath.
The queen-size minor bedrooms have built-in robes.
One of these bedrooms serves as a guest bedroom and has a semi-ensuite and walk-in robe.
The laundry has the same polished granite in it as a benchtop and offers ample cabinetry.
The home is airconditioned and secured by electric gates and video surveillance.
It could be the ultimate holiday pad, with an extra high double garage for easy boat or caravan parking.