48A Bayview Terrace Yangebup, WA 6164

Tucked away in the sought-after Bayview Estate, this beautifully presented three-bedroom home offers modern, low-maintenance living, perfect for downsizers, young families or buyers seeking a stylish start in popular Yangebup.

Light-filled open-plan living is complemented by tiled flooring, LED lighting and split-system air conditioning, creating a comfortable move-in-ready home. The central kitchen provides generous bench space, gas cooktop, dishwasher and ample storage, ideal for everyday living and entertaining.

Living areas flow seamlessly to a spacious paved alfresco and easy-care backyard, perfect for entertaining or relaxing outdoors.

Well-sized bedrooms provide flexibility, with the master suite featuring built-in robes and a modern ensuite. A separate home theatre, tandem garage, solar panels and thoughtful separation between living and sleeping zones complete this impressive home.

WHAT WE LOVE:

• Stylish, well-presented interior
• Open-plan living and dining
• Spacious alfresco and backyard
• Modern kitchen and bathrooms
• Home theatre / second living area
• Built-in robes to bedrooms
• Split-system air conditioning
• Tandem garage and solar panels

LOCATION ON OFFER:

• 200m walk to Cockburn Bowls & Recreational Club
• Coogee Beach approximately 5km away
• Beeliar Village Shopping Centre approximately 1.5km away
• South Coogee Primary School approximately 2km away
• Fremantle approximately 13-14km away
• Cockburn Shopping City & Cockburn Train Station approximately 7km away

Positioned close to local amenities and just minutes from the coast, 48A Bayview Terrace offers relaxed living in one of Perth's most popular southern suburbs.

For further details or to arrange your viewing, contact Cam Keevers on 0408 916 704.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general information and marketing purposes only and is based on information supplied by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy, and interested parties should make their own independent enquiries before proceeding.