4 Balboa Court Sorrento WA 6020

Approved subdivision plans available to view.

Privately tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac and backing onto the leafy tranquillity of Harman Park, this beautifully renovated residence brings warmth, functionality and the potential for future gains - all just moments from the coastline.

On a generous 898m² subdividable block, the home captures the essence of relaxed coastal living. A series of inviting living zones - anchored by exposed brickwork, timber accents and soft elevations - flow throughout the floorplan, offering families space to gather, retreat and entertain.

The sunken lounge with fireplace adds a cosy dimension, while the expansive family room spills effortlessly outdoors to the sparkling pool and lush established gardens.

The kitchen nods to its era with charming arched brickwork and has been lovingly refreshed, offering modern appliances, plenty of prep space and garden outlooks. Four generous bedrooms, two updated bathrooms and a home office ensure this home adapts to modern family needs with style and ease.

Outdoors, summer stretches long with the beautiful pool, manicured lawn and revarnished deck creating the perfect alfresco playground. While inside, fresh paint, new carpets, roller blinds, sheer curtains and stylish lighting updates add a fresh coastal softness to the interiors.
With future development potential this home makes sense for the family wanting to settle in one of Sorrento's most desirable pockets—with the added bonus of long-term upside.

Walk to Sacred Heart College, cycle to Sorrento Beach, and live just minutes from the vibrant marina precinct at Hillarys, major shopping centres, and some of the state's best schools.
This is the beachside lifestyle, upgraded—ready to enjoy now, and evolve later.

Year Built: 1985
Council rates: $2,513.17
Water rates: $1,513.44

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