180 Bridgewater Drive Kallaroo, WA 6025

This single-level home is ideal for families or anyone seeking extra space. Boasting 4 bedrooms and a modern bathroom, the open-plan lounge, dining, and living area opens through French doors to a spacious alfresco with café blinds, perfect for entertaining or relaxing outdoors. The large backyard offers plenty of room for children to play, weekend gatherings, and comes complete with a practical garden shed.

Located just down the street from Bridgewater Park and its playground, and close to multiple schools, this home makes day-to-day living easy. Local shops are nearby, with Whitfords Shopping Centre only minutes away. Public transport along Marmion Avenue offers direct access to train lines and the city, while the beach is just a short drive away, perfect for a relaxed, convenient lifestyle.

Property Features:

• Split System air conditioning
• Ceiling Fans
• Updated bathroom
• Open-plan lounge, dining, and living area
• French doors opening to large alfresco with café blinds
• Huge lawned backyard
• Garden shed for extra storage
• Single-level living
• Bridgewater Park and playground nearby
• Multiple schools close by, catering to all ages
• Local shops just down the street
• Whitfords Shopping Centre less than 2km away
• Public transport on Marmion Avenue providing direct access to train lines and the city
• Beach only moments away

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Rhiannon Owen
Growth & Partnership Manager | Ray White Keevers Group
0433 809 812 | rhiannon.owen@raywhite.com

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general marketing purposes only, based on details supplied by the owner and is subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy. Interested parties should not rely on it and are encouraged to make their own independent enquiries.