YOU’D be a wally to go past this Wholley Street, Bayswater home without having a look inside, but with its stylish skillion roof and crisp modern lines that’s unlikely.
The brand-new, eye-catching four-bedroom home smells of new carpet, the paint is barely dry, and the drive has not a single blemish on its soft greyish bricks, marking this as a chance to simply move in and claim unchartered territory for your own.
A covered portico guards the front door, and a panel of floor-to-ceiling glass to one side makes identify visitors, welcome or otherwise, easy.
Bamboo floors are a soft-honey gold beneath your feet as you head to the expansive rear open-plan.
Kitchen and dining are on one level and the generous family room, with its soaring ceiling, is a couple of steps below.
Two sets of huge doors/windows ensure all are light-filled.
Step outside and you’re in private sanctuary, that will just get better as the newly planted shrubs and trees fill out.
This is the a lovely spot for chilling over the paper on the weekend or inviting friends around for a barbie.
For more formal dinners the spacious kitchen is just the shot for whipping up something special, with a sweep of caesar stone bench tops, including a generous island, a sparkling new five-burner Smeg stove and a floor-to-ceiling pantry.
The main bedroom is on the second level, a spacious area with a street-facing balcony, walk-in robe and double vanities in the ensuite.
Built as an investment the vendors didn’t stint when it came to fixtures and fittings, as you can see in the attractive lights and curtains, and the quality of the kitchen and bathrooms.
Maylands primary school is walking distance as is the Maylands cafe strip. Or jump on the buss (the stop is a mere 200 metres away) for a quick trip to the city, just six kilometres down the road.
by JENNY D’ANGER
11 Wholley Street, Bayswater
from $749,000
Paul Owen 0411 601 420
Carlos Lehn 0478 927 017
Acton Mt Lawley 9272 2488
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