15 Dardanus Way Heathridge WA 6027

Welcome to 15 Dardanus Way, where space, comfort, and future potential blend seamlessly! This impressive 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home offers multiple living areas and a massive games room that promises to be the life of the party. Situated on a generous 702sqm block zoned R20/R30 this family home offers endless opportunities.

A bright and inviting separate lounge room greets you as you enter the home, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The heart of the home features a modern, updated kitchen with ample storage that flows into the large family living and meals areas featuring a warm wood heater and direct access to the outdoor entertaining area.

Experience the ultimate entertainment space in the massive games room, which could easily be transformed into a fourth bedroom with an ensuite, a separate living area, or even a self-contained granny flat, endless possibilities await!

All three bedrooms are well-sized, and the neat light-filled bathroom ensures a fresh, airy feel throughout.

Outdoors the large patio on the protected side of the home makes outdoor entertaining a breeze, regardless of the season.

Enjoy the added benefits of a solar hot water system, garden shed, and a garage/workshop with plenty of room and dual side access. Situated on a large, flat 702sqm block in prime R30 zoning, this home offers not only space and comfort but also tremendous versatility and future development potential.

The location is ideal, with easy access to the Mitchell Freeway and public transport, shopping centers and sought-after schools. The proximity to the beautiful Ocean Reef Beach is also a major drawcard for those who enjoy coastal living.

For further information on this property and to secure your place in this fantastic suburb, call Gaylene 0419 929 616.

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