12 Annois Road

Bibra Lake WA 6163

Welcome home to 12 Annois Road, Bibra Lake sitting on a full 735sqm allotment with over 20 metre frontage.4 generous sized bedrooms with built in robes provide the sanctuary for your family to retreat to overnight. They enjoy use of the family bathroom with large shower.An open plan living zone houses the updated kitchen playing centre stage to a family and dining wing, sitting nearby the games room with bar. This is cleverly located near external access that facilitates the flow from inside to out. Numerous living spaces are complemented by a vast outside providing that sense of space so often sought.Attributes include, but are not limited to:- Formal lounge/formal dining- Updated carpet- Re-painted- Updated flooring- Bore reticulated- 2 split system a/c- Evaporative a/c- Solar panels- Instant gas hot water system- Double oven- Wide fridge recess- Electric cooktop - Roller shutters (3 automated)- Roller blinds- Security screens- Fruit trees including lemon, orange, mandarin and avocado- and more...Impressively the garage has drive through rear access to a powered workshop that can easily accommodate two additional vehicles.A gabled colourbond patio encapsulates the finest setting for entertaining whilst you enjoy the impeccable garden surrounds.This double brick and tile home is proximal to a wealth of amenities that include Bibra Lake Primary School, Blue Gum Montessori, a breadth of medical centres and public transport links, General Store, and not to mention Murdoch Uni, SJOG Hospital and Fiona Stanley Hospital.Team Trolio welcome your enquiry and immediately invite all real estate agents the opportunity to introduce a buyer.Contact TEAM TROLIO to discuss your inspection arrangements.Water Rates Annual Approx. $1250Council Rates Annual Approx. $1800Disclaimer:This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.